Bushnell AR Optics 1-4x24mm LPVO Rifle Scope, 30mm Tube, Second Focal Plane (SFP)
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Most Helpful Positive Review
Good scope
I bought it for an AR, which it was designed for. I've had it about 2 years. It works well, I just wish it had locking adjustment turrets. Other than that it fine. I paid over 300 for it on this site. It's good for match shooting because of the ability to rapidly transition for distance. Would no...
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Most Helpful Negative Review
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I ordered this optic twice and both times what was in the box is the non illuminated drop zone scope. 71424 is what is in the box.
The box ID and product are correct, 71424I but the box shows the BTR1 reticle and that it is illuminated. It is supposed to be the illuminated BTR2 reticle. What is in...
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Exactly as expected
Building a scout 556/223 rifle, scope was perfect for cartridge and unexpectedly love the folding magnification lever. Did not know it had non-locking turrets but so far is not an issue for me.
Would recommend: Yes
love these!! i now have 3
these are great optics!!
easy to zero, they follow the adjustments
easy to mount
i plan to get several more
easy to zero, they follow the adjustments
easy to mount
i plan to get several more
Would recommend: Yes
Slick LPVO for hunting
Bushnell sent me this scope when I sent in a discontinued model for service under warranty. While I do kinda miss the one I sent in, I must say this scope is really nice! It is on my 16" hunting AR, works wonderfully, and has withstood. I like the simple/uncluttered reticle, and the 1-4X zoom range is plenty for my application. Illumination is nice - low brightness levels for twilight conditions, and high brightness for if you want it to stand out from the foliage. Eyebox is pretty forgiving, too, so a racing heart won't throw your sight alignment off and that's one less thing to worry about.
Pros:
- Clarity
- simplicity
- reticle
- illumination
Cons:
- None
Best Used for:
- hunting
Would recommend: Yes
Nice little LPVO for hunting!
Bushnell sent me this scope when I sent in a discontinued model for service under warranty. While I do kinda miss the one I sent in, I must say this scope is pretty nice! It is on my 16" hunting AR15 chambered in 6.8mm SPC. It works wonderfully, and has stood up to the wear & tear of a number of trips.
My scope, a Bushnell AR71424I, is a FFP scope. It seems that Optics Planet has the AR71424I scope mislabeled as SFP. (I checked at a number of other webstores, and they have the AR71424I listed as FFP.) I very much like the very simple reticle, and the FFP feature is nice. No giant crosshairs, no "Christmas Tree" layout, just a circle with a dot and a few BDC hash marks. Very nice reticle design! It is strange that Bushnell has the subtensions in MOA, but the turrets adjust in MRAD.. but it's only a minor inconvenience. It's only a hassle during the zeroing process, and then once you're zeroed, just leave it alone.
The glass has a generous eyebox, and nice eye relief. Getting on target is super fast!
Included in the box are interchangeable "tips" for the zoom ring. It comes with the short tip installed, or you can swap it out for the large tip that's included, or you can go without either one. I like the short one, personally. The short one AND the long one both fold down to lay along the fat part of the scope near the shooter's eye, so they don't always stick way out when not in use. That's a cool feature, and one I wish was more common!
The illumination knob goes in alter...
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My scope, a Bushnell AR71424I, is a FFP scope. It seems that Optics Planet has the AR71424I scope mislabeled as SFP. (I checked at a number of other webstores, and they have the AR71424I listed as FFP.) I very much like the very simple reticle, and the FFP feature is nice. No giant crosshairs, no "Christmas Tree" layout, just a circle with a dot and a few BDC hash marks. Very nice reticle design! It is strange that Bushnell has the subtensions in MOA, but the turrets adjust in MRAD.. but it's only a minor inconvenience. It's only a hassle during the zeroing process, and then once you're zeroed, just leave it alone.
The glass has a generous eyebox, and nice eye relief. Getting on target is super fast!
Included in the box are interchangeable "tips" for the zoom ring. It comes with the short tip installed, or you can swap it out for the large tip that's included, or you can go without either one. I like the short one, personally. The short one AND the long one both fold down to lay along the fat part of the scope near the shooter's eye, so they don't always stick way out when not in use. That's a cool feature, and one I wish was more common!
The illumination knob goes in alter...
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Pros:
- Illuminated reticle
- Generous eyebox
- folding throw lever
Cons:
- MOA reticle with MIL turrets
Best Used for:
- hunting
Would recommend: Yes
1 of 1 found the following review helpful.
More fun than before
Enjoy this scope on my rifle, mostly 100 yd shots.quick to dial in.
Pros:
- Good deal for shooting on a budget
Cons:
- None
Would recommend: Yes
2 of 3 found the following review helpful.
love these!!
i really like the 1 to 4 option on these!!!
i plan to buy more for several other rifles i own
these are mount on 2 Saiga AK type Sporter Rifles
the new ones will be going on a 16" AR type Rifle
easy to mount, 30mm tube allows more light through them compared to 1" tubes
i plan to buy more for several other rifles i own
these are mount on 2 Saiga AK type Sporter Rifles
the new ones will be going on a 16" AR type Rifle
easy to mount, 30mm tube allows more light through them compared to 1" tubes
Would recommend: Yes
3 of 3 found the following review helpful.
Good value
Clear edge to edge optics best option for the money equal to scopes costing hundreds more all around great deal mounted on AR with 20 inch barrel quick detach mount so far holding zero well fun for everyone
Pros:
- 223 reticle
Cons:
- None
Best Used for:
- AR shooting to 250 yards
Would recommend: Yes
1 of 2 found the following review helpful.
Ruger AR556 - perfect fit
Rec'd today, quick shipping. Placed on the picatinny rail, adjusted a few times for the proper eye relief, leveled and locked in 30 mins. Comes with extra thumb knob, covers, tool and assorted extra screws, plus dust cloth in attachable small stuff sack (approx 1"x1"), and extra tool. Nothing cheap, heavy duty construction. Clear picture, easy to see crosshairs. Perfect. Looks sweet too.
Would recommend: Yes
2 of 3 found the following review helpful.
Perfect AR Pistol Deer Hunting Set-up
Impressive, crisp & clear, durable. MN allows you to hunt deer with a pistol, so I got a 300 blk AR Pistol and wanted a leaner, lower-power, budget friendly scope that could hold up to the recoil (using super-sonic for hunting). Can't beat Bushnell's AR series. Negative reviews all state that it's too heavy, but checked with competition and this one is the same weight or lighter (and half the price) of Vortex and others. Just had to do some math to convert the .223 reticle to Mils so can use it the way I want for holding over. Liked it so much, bought one for my dad and recommended it to friends who are all converting to 300 blk AR Pistols instead of slug shotguns for deer hunting in MN. Has held zero for 2 years, also does just fine in low light.
Would recommend: Yes
8 of 8 found the following review helpful.
Adjustment of turrets
Bought it for moonlight and low light coyote. Elevation and windage adjustments listed as “ one click 0.1 ml” . There aint no click so adjustments only made by eyeballing numbers on turrets. About what you would expect for the price.
Would recommend: No
6 of 15 found the following review helpful.
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