Reviews & Ratings for Bushnell Trophy 1x32 Rifle Scope, Matte Black - Red & Green T-Dot Reticle — 123 reviews — Page 1

Overall this is a great sight for the cost. I did not have any issues with it being blurry, but the lenses are colored so when you look through it everything has a slight blue tint.
Pros: Good Price
Cons: Clarity isn't perfect

Has A brightness setting for all light conditions, the Reds word best at day and the Green at night. Eye relief is good as expected of a red dot style sight.
Pros: Red/Green T, Brighness levels, Durability
Cons: Slight Tint to Glass, Small FOV

Just put the Bushnell on my Ruger 10/22, which I converted with an Archangel kit. Great combination.
Pros: Easy to install and great picture

good value for the money
Pros: fit and finish top drawer
Cons: none

The best , and most critical feature in this scope, is the fact that there is an external open sight built onto this unit. I had to remove the rear sight of my S&W 357 to fix on a mounting rail, hence, without the added feature, my gun would be rendered useless in the case of red dot scope failure.
Pros: Refer to comments
Cons: none

Got this for Christmas and was happy with the outer appearance. However, when I tried to sight it in, I had the same trouble other reviewers are talking about: blurry/double crosshairs. This causes eyestrain.
Pros: Nice outer appearance
Cons: Blurry/double crosshairs

I had this scope mounted and on target quickly withour any problems. The image is clear and performance is all-around excellent.
Pros: Clear, accurate, easy to mount
Cons: none

I purchased this red dot for my Bushmaster 6.8 SPC. I have an Eotech on my S&W M&P-15 (.223/5.56) but I could not justify buying another expensive red dot for another AR platform. Also, I have a Vortex Strikefire on my AK-47 but didn't want to replicate that red dot. So, I started to research various other economical options.

After reading various reviews I landed on the Bushnell 1x32 Trophy. I was leery of it at first based upon the many reviews complaining of a blurry as well as double cross-hair. Upon installation I experienced the same issue. No matter how I positioned the red dot on my 1913 picatinny rail it was still blurry. I even questioned my own eyesight. Then I put a magnifier behind it and "presto" no more blurry. I was able to see crystal clear. I don't know if this would have solved other reviewers complaints but it did mine. Obviously, the negative is that should I remove the magnifier I don't know if I will be able to use it.

The other big negative is the size and weight of the red dot. Combined with magnifier, I am adding some serious weight to my 6.8. However, I did sight it in and put about a 150 rounds down ranged with no problem. I was hitting sub 1" MOA.

Overall, it is not a bad red dot. However, between it and the Vortex at or around the same price, I would likely lean toward the Vortex. I would be interesting to see how this model compares to the Bushnell 2x MP Tactical and whether the extra $65 is warranted. Since I am alread...
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I've tried and tried, but I can't seem to site this one in. Elevation okay, but windage adjustment not making any difference. It appears that the reticle is also just a bit out of whack-just a bit off center causing me to have to make mental adjustments to compensate for a flawed optic. Really not happy-Will sell and purchase something else.
Pros: Nice appearance
Cons: Problems adjusting windage & reticle out of kilter

I was surprised at the smallish field of view; I had previously used an Aimpoint while on active duty. The price of the Aimpoint made my decision not to buy one, and go with this sight. I like the back up fixed sights on the Bushnell; the reticle is nice and bright. The battery that came with my sight was dead when I got it, but replacement ones are common and they are easy to change.
Pros: Value, back up fixed sights, easy instalation
Cons: Smallish field of view