Bushnell have providing the world market with top quality optical products, including rifle scopes for the last 50 years. They’ve built a reputation for strong design and performance in all of their products. If you’ve never owned a Bushnell scope before then maybe now is the time to start. If you’re a small game hunter who relies on long distance shooting then you could consider the Bushnell Elite 4200. This particular model is available with an adjustable objective in 6x24x40.
If you’ve had to suffer the headache of inferior scopes in the past then save yourself future headaches by investing in a scope like the Bushnell Elite 4200. This particular model will perform time and time again and is a scope you can truly rely on. The adjustable objective is incremented in yards and meters, which gives you the option to use it as a sort of rangefinder.
There is also an infinity setting which you can use to set the objective up above 300 yards; quite useful when searching for small targets that are quite some distance away. In addition, the Elite 4200 has been designed so that adjustments can be made without the need for any specialized tools. All you have to do is uncap the elevation knobs and windage, make whatever adjustments are necessary and you’re ready to go. The scale ring is capable of being set at zero while you have the ability to set the 6×24 in 1/8″ increments. The fact that they’re capped when not in use provides additional reassurance of just how well made this scope really is. With a Multi-x reticle this scope provides images that are sharp and brightly lit, even when you’re in bright sunlight.
Outside of the Elite 4200 you could also take a look at the Elite 3200. This scope is available with a variable power of 3 to 10 with a 40mm lens. It includes all of the most popular Bushnell scopes features including Rainguard, a quick focus and adjustments that are repeatable. This scope is widely know as a compact scope and is available for around $200 in most good hunting and outdoors stores.
If you’re interested in the .22 range there’s the .22 Rimfire scope. There are two basic models on offer; a 4×32 mm with fixed power and a variable power model, available in 3-9x32mm. Both of these scopes are full coated and have fingertip adjustments for elevation and windage – so no tools are necessary. You can pick these scopes up for about $30 and $40 respectively in most good stores.
So if you are thinking about buying yourself a new rifle scope then you could do much worse than choosing Bushnell.
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