Reviews - Page 3 - Bushnell TRS-25 Trophy 1x25 Red Dot Scope, Matte Black 731303 Reviews - BU-RD-BUTR6-731303

Author: jeune (verified customer) from France on Nov 12, 2012
Pros:  Easy to set up, Battery included, Very good Quality vs Price, 3 MOA red dot, small size with included mount (weaver / Picatinny)
Cons:  poor rubber scope protection
Would recommend:  yes

jeune wrote:

The red dot sight is really well visible. The CR2032 battery is provided and combine several adcantages : easy to find, small size and weight The overall size and weight is optimized: small size, small weight for the best visibility (even when sighting with 2 open eyes). A good point is also the integration of the Weaver (Picatinnycompatible) integrated mounts After the set up operation, the rubber scope protection was cut as a shred. What a pity ! I would like to have more franckly feel "clic" for turrets setting. In conclusion: A real good product for this price !!

Author: Navyguy0518 (verified customer) from Bellingham wa on Nov 10, 2012
Pros:  Very simple to use, appears tough and holds zero
Cons:  Check carefully for any factory blemishes.
Would recommend:  yes

Navyguy0518 wrote:

So this product rocks. It holds zero the 3moa is about perfect size. It has many settings but I normally never use anything past 5. I used to own a eotech with magnifier but sold it and bought this. Glad I did. It's much lighter, appears nearly as durable, and cost right around a hundred bucks. Definently a great red dot for someone looking for a high quality optic without breaking the bank.

Author: MusicMan (verified customer) , Professional musician and avid shooter, from Houston on Aug 31, 2012
Pros:  Bright dot and long life battery
Cons:  Can't be paired with a magnifier without using a riser
Would recommend:  yes

MusicMan wrote:

Plenty bright dot in daytime and long battery life. Easy to zero at 100 yards. Has held zero through 250 rounds of 7.62x39 recoil. Shoots 20 rounds in 5 inch circle on bench at 100 yards through my Saiga 7.63x39 20 inch barrel rifle. Don't need a magnifier 100 yards and in, for hog hunting, but would be a nice option to have. It would require addition of a riser and that would eliminate butt stock cheek weld for position shooting.

Author: RiverGPhil from Ducktown TN on Aug 17, 2012
Pros:  Great Value , Awesome function
Cons:  The dot has some flare.
Would recommend:  yes

RiverGPhil wrote:

Great sight for the money.

Author: tkreynolds (verified customer) from Nampa, Idaho on Jun 29, 2012
Pros:  good quality scope, and reliable. small and
Cons:  scope lens covers are cheap a broke almost immediately.
Would recommend:  yes

tkreynolds wrote:

The straps for the lens covers broke almost immediately they should be replaced with covers that are a little more sturdy.

Author: Fred42 (verified customer) from Middletown, NY on Jun 24, 2012
Pros:  Everything
Cons:  None
Would recommend:  yes

Fred42 wrote:

Amazing value compared to way overpriced Aimpoints, Etc. Haven't shot it yet, but I can't wait, get it!

Author: Big Al from Phoenix AZ on Jun 12, 2012
Would recommend:  yes

Big Al wrote:

Has taken the pounding of at least 25 rounds of 12 gauge slugs plus about the same # of 00 Buckshot and the dot still works and the point of impact hasn't changed since being sighted in. Great Red Dot Scope for the money!

Author: Mike D (verified customer) from San Antonio TX on Jun 10, 2012
Pros:  Small, Light, Easy, Dead on accurate
Cons:  None yet
Would recommend:  yes

Mike D wrote:

This was my last try with an optic after being disappointed with 3 other sites. Mounted on a Ruger MKlll, dialed in within 40 shots. Was amazed in practice with the DEAD ON consistent accuracy. The next day I took 1st place in a steel shooting competition. Also recorded the fastest run of the match at 2.37 sec. for 5 targets. Wow this thing is awesome!! I have 3 different guns for competition and they all will be wearing these.

Author: Miked from Burke va on Jun 10, 2012
Pros:  Good value for money
Would recommend:  yes

Miked wrote:

Even though aimpoint's adds of an h1 on a 10/22 look nice I couln't justify spending twice the rifle on a red dot (even after a new stock and various parts). This is a perfect fit for my ruger 10/22 and it does everything I need for a sixth of the price. The dot is small and clear at the lowest setting which I use the most. Its make my10/22 very quick and accurate to shoot and has stayed zeroed. The battery last a long time (not as long as the h1) and they are very easy to find. I'm not sure how it would work on a more powerful rifle but for a 22 or any low recoil rifle (223, etc) there is no benifit gianed in spending more.

Author: pirate (verified customer) from Fuquay Varina on May 27, 2012
Pros:  small and light
Cons:  no riser and fixed sight base
Would recommend:  yes

pirate wrote:

The only other option for a AIMpoint style micro clone is the Primary Arms Micro sights and I also a couple of those and would rate it a toss-up with the TRS 25.