Burris FastFire 3-Inch LED Illumination Bar

Alessandro: Rettifico recensione iniziale...dopo un paio di sedute e relativa taratura, trovo che la caratteristica tanto declamata che indica la non influenza del parallasse completamente non veritiera,semmai qualcuno leggesse questa recensione mi convinca del contrario spiegandomi cosa eventualmente io possa sbagliare nell'utilizzo.....PS 347 €uro!!!!

Italy on Jul 31, 2021

Amazon Customer: The item its self it's fine. But ignore the price because I got charged a EXTRA 85 pound shipping fee that he does NOT state you have to pay

United Kingdom on Mar 17, 2021

rocco: Nulla da segnalare

Italy on Sep 06, 2020

Woody: My only gripe with this sight is how finicky the battery cover is. It was very difficult to screw the cap on without cross threading with the battery in place but once I got it together, the sight worked great and held zero no problem on my CO2 blowback airsoft rifle. The included lens cover is awesome, it just easily snaps on and off and covers both the front and rear with a plastic/glass. I am not sure how it will hold up to impact from a BB but it is a lot better than nothing. The auto brightness setting works great while transitioning from bright to dark areas and vice versa. I have high hopes for this sight on my firearms in the future.

Canada on Aug 17, 2018

Kurt Bacher: Das Red-Dot eignet sich mit 8MOA ideal für Brillenträger. Ich bin weitsichtig und konnte über Kimme/Korn nur mit Gleitsichtbrille schießen. Mit dem 8MOA Fast Fire 3 von Burris geht es auch ohne Brille und super auch im Dunklen.
Highly Recommended !!

Germany on Aug 06, 2018

Linc5870: I purchased this sight to mount on my Smith & Wesson M&P 9mm Full Size pistol. I do not have the C.O.R.E model so I had to purchase a mounting mechanism separately. I decided to use Sight-Mount to replace my rear sight. Sight-Mount gives you a short picatinny rail section and installs in the rear sight dove tail. It does have the rear iron sight, so if I remove the red-dot, I still have good iron sights to use. Other mounting mechanisms replace the rear sight and you no longer have iron sights to fall back on. Be advised that Sight-Mount recommends drilling and tapping your slide for a third mounting screw for a solid mount (you'll need a gunsmith for that). The Burris FastFire III with the included Picatinny mount fits on the Sight-Mount rail perfectly. Everything is very tight and secure with this mechanism, and with the gun's recoil and moving slide, it has to be.

I took this to the range and had no problems zeroing the sight at 10 meters. The adjustments are very easy to make (1 MOA per click) and it holds zero very well. This model has an 8 MOA dot which is quite large (8 inches at 100 yards) and meant for close distances. I have tried this sight out to 25...

United States on Feb 03, 2015

Koji Kadet: This is a great red-dot, but I’m not quite sure it’s worth the money in most applications. Please see the following comparison breakdown.

Burris Fastfire III:

Pros:

The size/weight: This is the smallest and lightest red-dot on the market that I know of (Trijicons are close). Way smaller and lighter than EOTechs, and of course, smaller than the Bushnell TRS-25. Because of its small size, it is able to be mounted on pistols. Some pistols are even pre-fitted for it, such as the FN-FNX 45 Tactical.

The battery life: Just like the TRS-25, this has amazing battery life. I am very impressed at how long they are able to extend the battery life now in these.

The design/quality: The design is perfect for me, I love how low-profile and light it is. It really adds so much functionality to a gun without adding weight or bulkiness. It also has a very precise 3 MOA dot.

Cons:

Cost: As far as I’m concerned, this is still the best red-dot at this price point, but I’m not convinced it is worth its entire cost.

It might be more fragile than other red dots: I wouldn’t call it fragile by any means, but if you dropped your gun directly...

United States on Sep 03, 2014