Got my ff3 and speed bead in for my M2. Sending it back. Won't go in the receiver holes at all. Seems like a pain in the ass.
Got my ff3 and speed bead in for my M2. Sending it back. Won't go in the receiver holes at all. Seems like a pain in the ass.
That's my problem… pins are to tight. Real tight. I've read Emory cloth and slightly widening the receiver holes but slightly nervous about that.Interesting I have one on my m2 and it was pretty straight forward adding it to pins are super tight but they go in
That's my problem… pins are to tight. Real tight. I've read Emory cloth and slightly widening the receiver holes but slightly nervous about that.
Got it on… pain in the ass but she's in. Planned on sighting in this afternoon but no dice. We'll see soon.understood. I just remember when I put mine on (been a few years now) I thought the same. I called my buddy who put one on his and is pretty much a gunsmith these days and he said this to me "it will be tight, to the point you think you are going to break it (the mount not the gun), but just keep going. Trust me it will go in and be fine"
So thats what I did and he was right.
Vortex Defender 6 moa with Meadow Creek mount on SBE 3-20. Great set up
For those who have the ff4, is it worth the extra money over the ff3 and if so, what makes it that much better?
Thanks REN. I'm a buy once cry once type of guy but after reading a several reviews and yours about durability, I think the f3 may be the better choice. You could always try to talk me out of it though.
I wish Burris still offered the FF2. They're simple and have been reliable since 2011 for me.
Yes, you are correct. That's the only con to the FF2. But, a battery will easily last me 4-5 seasons so never really been an issue for me.didnt you have to remove the site to change the battery on the 2? I could be wrong on that.