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Most Helpful Positive Review
Bushnell engage 6x18x50
Excellent scope! Glass clarity is exceptional at all magnifications. The "deploy MOA reticle" is sweet. Lining this scope up was easy and has been holding zero @ 200 rounds and counting. Mounted on PA10 308, 20" barrel shooting .65" groups @ 100 yards with 150gr FMJ. Adjustments are sharp and crisp....
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Most Helpful Negative Review
large black outer ring
no matter how close or far your eye relief or what magnification there is a small image and large black outer circle . never had a problem with Bushnell scopes before but this one is a loser!
new scope ,not old!
very disappointed with Bushnell !
Bushnell Review
This was not my first purchase of a Bushnell product. I am using this scope on a .338 Lupua which has a recoil of 38 pounds with an average load cartridge. The stress on scope and mount is significant. Have not shot this particular weapon but a few times with scope. Would be shocked should it not perform like other purchased Bushnell products. Would recommend this scope.
Pros:
- cost, and quality
Cons:
- none can see
Best Used for:
- long range applications
Would recommend: Yes
Excellent "Value" scope
Sighting was easy.
Getting consistent 1 1/2" groups at 250 yards with an LR-308 (20" barrel, .308 Winchester) using cheap off the shelf ammo. Using UTG Pro QD Rings. Have pulled the scope off, re-attached it, and found that it is sill perfectly sighted in.
The Light Transmissions is not quite as good as my more expensive Leupolds, but for the price, I can't think of a better option!
Thinking of picking up another one for another rifle that I want some magnification on.
Getting consistent 1 1/2" groups at 250 yards with an LR-308 (20" barrel, .308 Winchester) using cheap off the shelf ammo. Using UTG Pro QD Rings. Have pulled the scope off, re-attached it, and found that it is sill perfectly sighted in.
The Light Transmissions is not quite as good as my more expensive Leupolds, but for the price, I can't think of a better option!
Thinking of picking up another one for another rifle that I want some magnification on.
Would recommend: Yes
3 of 4 found the following review helpful.
Great glass
Tracking is very precise the turrets are easy to see. Very good glass very clear detail has good light transmission is very good and bright. Seems very well builtd. This is my first bushnell scope it seems to be on par with the higher end optics.
Pros:
- Clear glass tracking good well built scope.
Cons:
- Nothing yet
Best Used for:
- Target shooting, varmint shooting, and long-range shooting.
Would recommend: Yes
6 of 9 found the following review helpful.
Ho Hum On This One
What can you expect for under $200. Save your money and buy something a little better. Back in the day I would recomend a 3200 series or if your on a budget a Trophy, not sure what line compares nowdays.
The paralex knob is very hard to turn and has a ruff spot were you can obviously feel metal rubbing. Seemed to track decent when sighting in at least it was predictable. Decent clarity compared to my 5x15-50 3200.
All in all I would say less quality than a Banner and Banners are a bargin for what you get.
Its goning on the trading block at the gun show here in a couple of weeks. Wish it would have been a keeper. Oh well.
The paralex knob is very hard to turn and has a ruff spot were you can obviously feel metal rubbing. Seemed to track decent when sighting in at least it was predictable. Decent clarity compared to my 5x15-50 3200.
All in all I would say less quality than a Banner and Banners are a bargin for what you get.
Its goning on the trading block at the gun show here in a couple of weeks. Wish it would have been a keeper. Oh well.
Pros:
- Cheap
Cons:
- You get what you pay for
Best Used for:
- A lesson learned
Would recommend: Yes
2 of 10 found the following review helpful.
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