Think I've seen the combo package at my local Sports Authority store. Assume the Burris scope in the combo deal is a 3x9, but thought combo was with a pair of binoculars for price you've mentioned. Anyway, Burris is a good scope and the 3x9 power is good for hunting, no doubt about that.
If you want a higher power scope that is certainly equal to quality and clarity of the Burris (if not better) in the combo, that has a life time warrenty and is made in the USA, then you may want to consider the Swift Premier model 669m, a 6-18X44 AO scope. With it, you probably won't need a spotting scope for viewing targets on range. Have bought 2 of these Swift scopes thru Amazon.com. in last 4 or so months. Oddly they have two listings for the 669m Swift, one for $210 and other for $125 (+ about $13 shipping). The $210 price is in the ballpark for what this scope normally sells for by other internet scope sellers. It's a lot of scope for bargain price of $125 and Swift quality is too good, not to consider.
By the way, I bought a Stevens 200 7mm08 a couple of months ago. You may want to improve its trigger pull, which should be very heavy, by doing something with the straight spring on side of the trigger. Its much too stiff. I replaced mine with a part of a spring I bought at my local Ace hardware store for about $3. Chuckle, some gents have posted using spring type metal from spinner baits or safety pins on their triggers. Your Stevens should be a very accurate rifle, mine is.
