Great scope and even better warranty. - Bushnell Elite Tactical 6-24x50mm Rifle Scope

I purchased this scope in 2012 from optics planet. The first scope I received had an issue with the objective housing threads. You could not thread on the sun shade. Optics planet quickly replaced the scope with no questions asked.
On the replacement scope I noticed the parallax knob had a weird gritty feel in the upper range(500-infinity). I ignored it and the scope worked fine for years. I love the G2 reticle. I shoot out to 1100 yards regularly and I do quite well with this scope. I have friends with much more expensive glass, and I do everything they can do with this scope. The adjustments were always spot on when dialing in targets. But after a few years, the parallax adjustment finally went out (I'm guessing the gritty feel finally wore something out). The parallax had to be on inifinity to get a clear target picture at 200 yards. I sent the scope in for Bushnell repair and they fixed the parallax and reticle focus. I noticed on the repair list they also fixed the objective lens and several other things. I wasn't sure why until I noticed the scope had a dent in the objective housing now. It was not that way when I sent it in. So again, I was without a sun shade, but the scope worked perfectly. I thought it couldn't hurt, so I emailed bushnell about it and received an reply email with a phone number to call. I called and explained the situation and they sent a brand new scope, no questions asked. Never even asked for a receipt during all this.
I know I'm on my 3rd scope. But, the new scope works perfectly in every way. And after 2-3 years of use, Bushnell stood behind the product and took very good care of me. I am very impressed. They have a customer for life now and should have a few more new customers soon after I share my experience.
One minor complaint on the new scope (and old scope) is the elevation turret knob. The mil indicators usually line up in between the lines. Sometimes it's hard to tell if you are on say 1.1 or 1.2 miles. The trick is to always go up past your dope, then click back down and it will line up fine. So if you need 1.0, dial up to 1.1 then click back down to 1.0. The indicators will line up fine.