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Bushnell
List Price: $94.99
Price: $80.74
Key features Bushnell
  • Great shorter-range scope
  • Objective lens: 32mm
  • Magnification: 1.5 to 4.5x
  • Realtree camouflage design
  • Multi-X reticle
  • Model: Bushnell Sportsman 1.5-4.5x32 Realtree Camo Riflescope (Camouflage)

Review Bushnell Sportsman 1.5-4.5x32 Realtree Camo Riflescope (Camouflage) / Bushnell:

This is the Sportsman Riflescope with multi-coated optics. This quality scope offers you the features of a more expensive scope at an affordable price. It has a long list of standard features that includes a fast-focus eyepiece for superior clarity and 1/4 M. O. A. fingertip windage and elevation adjustments. The easy-grip power change ring makes changing magnifications fast and easy. The rigid one-piece 1" tube is waterproof, fogproof and shockproof. -Finish: Realtree Hardwood-Features/Selection: Shotgun/Muzzle Loader. Low Power Variable ideal for close-in or medium-range shooting. [+]
-Actual Magnification: 1. 5x-4. 5x-Objective Lens Aperture: 21mm-Field of View @100 Yards: 24ft. @1. 5x, 69ft. @4. 5x-Weight: 11. 7 oz. -Length: 10. 1"-Eye Relief: 3"-Exit Pupil: 10-3. 6mm-Click Value @100 Yards:. 25"-Adj. Range @100 Yards: 210".
Bushnell
Bushnell
Weight: 1 pounds
List Price: $89.95
Price: $61.99
Key features Bushnell
  • Objective lens
  • Easy-grip power change ring
  • Recommended use: All-Purpose Big Game Hunting (Deer, Antelope, Elk, Etc.).
  • Matte black finish
  • Fast-focus eyepiece
  • Model: Bushnell Sportsman 3-9x40 Riflescope

Review Bushnell Sportsman 3-9x40 Riflescope / Bushnell:

Sportsman, 3-9 x 40MM Rifle Scope, Matte Finish, Multi-coated Optics, Single Piece Tube Construction With Fast Focus Eyepiece & Fingertip Adjustments For Windage & Elevation, For Use With Bolt Action, Lever Action Or Rim Fire Rifles.
Bushnell
Bushnell
List Price: $53.95
Price: $36.99
Key features Bushnell
  • Objective lens
  • Easy-grip power change ring
  • Matte black finish
  • Fast-focus eyepiece
  • Recommended use: Shotguns (Deer & Turkeys).
  • Model: Bushnell Sportsman 4x32 Riflescope

Review Bushnell Sportsman 4x32 Riflescope / Bushnell:

Sportsman, 4 x 32MM Rifle Scope, Matte Finish, Multi Coated Optics, Single Piece Tube Construction With Fast Focus Eyepiece & Fingertip Adjustments For Windage & Elevation, For Use With Bolt Action, Lever Action & Rim Fire Rifles.
Pentax Sport Optics 70940
Pentax Sport Optics 70940
Dimentions: 5.3 x 4.6 x 20 inches
Weight: 2 pounds
List Price: $1,940.00
Price: Too low to display
Key features Pentax Sport Optics 70940
  • Waterproof, fogproof, and nitrogen filled
  • Accepts all standard 1 1/4-inch interchangeable telescope eyepieces
  • Utilizes the XL telescope eyepieces renowned for their sharpness, field of view, contrast, and freedom from aberration
  • Extra Low Dispersion (ED) optics incorporate Lanthanum Crown (rare earth) glass elements for optimum resolution
  • Large 100mm objective lens for bright viewing in all lighting conditions
  • Model: Pentax 70940 PF-100ED Spotting Scope with Field Case

Review Pentax 70940 PF-100ED Spotting Scope with Field Case / Pentax Sport Optics 70940:

The PF-100ED is the first fully waterproof and fog-proof 100mm objective spotting scope in the market. The straight-line optical barrel design of the PF-100ED makes it easy for the user to locate a subject quickly. It is housed in a lightweight magnesium-allow body and features time-proven porro-prism optics incorporating ED (Extra-low Dispersion) Lanthanum Crown (rare earth) glass elements to produce sharp, clear images with minimal chromatic aberration. PF-100ED also utilizes Pentax telescope eyepieces renowned for their sharpness, field of view, contrast and freedom from aberration. Used together, you have a world class-viewing instrument.
Galileo
Galileo
Price: $63.99
Key features Galileo
  • Image May Vary - Please See Product Title for Actual Size and Color!
  • Model: Spotting Scope - Galileo G-50SS 20 Power -50mm Lens

Review Spotting Scope - Galileo G-50SS 20 Power -50mm Lens / Galileo:

The Galileo G-50SS spotting scope views images at 20x, has a 50mm objective lens and is made from a composite material. This makes the G-50SS very lightweight but, also very durable. The multi-coated lens insures excellent light transmission, and also provides bright, glare free images. The spotting scope is nitrogen purged making it water proof and fog proof and designed to give many years of trouble free performance. Included with the G-50SS are a custom carrying case, table top tripod and lens cloth. The Galileo G-50SS features multi-coated optics for improved glare reduction and increased contrast & clarity, a 2. 5mm Exit Pupil and exhibits a minimum focusing distance of 24 Feet. Linear Field of View is 147 Feet at 1000 Yards and Angular Field of View is 2. 8°. The Relative Brightness Index (RBI) is 6. [+]
25 and the Twilight Factor is 31. 62. Eye Relief is approximately 8mm - 10mm.
Celestron
Celestron
Dimentions: 36.5 x 10.2 x 6 inches
Weight: 16.6 pounds
List Price: $199.00
Price: $99.00
Key features Celestron
  • 2.4-inch refractor telescope ideal for terrestrial and celestial viewing
  • Includes adjustable tripod and accessory tray
  • Focal length: 900mm
  • StarPointer finderscope locates objects quickly and easily
  • Magnification: 142x
  • Model: Celestron Firstscope 60EQ 60mm Refractor Telescope

Review Celestron Firstscope 60EQ 60mm Refractor Telescope / Celestron:

This telescope has all glass components, coated optics and smooth functioning mounts, with the added benefit of slow motion controls on the mount for easy adjustments. The FirstScope 60 telescope tubes are glossy black aluminum. The German equatorial mount features setting circles and slow motion controls on the R. A. and DEC axes. These controls will enhance your viewing experience by simplifying both locating and tracking objects. When you're looking for a telescope offering a bit more versatility and control than the altazimuth models, this is the telescope to consider. Celestron's Firstscope 60 EQ is an affordable entry level telescope packaged with two decent eyepieces, a "red-dot" finder, and a basic equatorial mount. But "affordable" doesn't mean "cheap": Like many other amateurs, my first unforgettable view of Saturn's rings came years ago with an entry level 60mm refractor very much like the Firstscope 60 EQ. The best objects for small telescopes are bright objects like the Moon and planets. [+]
When I look at Jupiter with the included 10mm eyepiece (90x) or my own 7. 5mm plossl eyepiece (120x), I can plainly see Jupiter's four moons and two major cloud belts. The rings of Saturn, the moon-like phases of Venus, and the little orange disk of Mars all show up quite nicely at 90x and 120x. Many deep space objects look best with the low power 20mm eyepiece (45x). The Pleiades cluster, for instance, fills the eyepiece with bright stars right across the field of view. Other famous deep space objects like the Ring Nebula, the Swan Nebula, and the globular cluster in Hercules are plainly visible, but they are too small and faint to show much detail. The Firstscope 70 EQ features a classic achromatic refractor design. The equatorial mount included with the Firstscope 60 EQ has dual slow-motion controls. Simply point the mount's polar axis at Polaris, the north star, and you can turn one knob to track stars and planets as they move across the sky. You can even add an optional motor drive for automatic tracking. In practice, however, the small equatorial has its drawbacks. I find the flexible control knobs are stiff enough to get in the way when viewing overhead. Some people even remove the counter-weight and set the elevation dial to zero degrees-this simple change converts the mount to Alt-Az operation with dual slow-motion controls. Alt-Az mounts use an easy to understand up-down (altitude), left-right (azimuth) motion instead of the more complicated "declination" and "right ascension" of the equatorial mount. A subscription to Night Sky magazine would go a long way to helping a beginner learn how to use the Firstscope 60 EQ and how to identify the stars and planets. A small telescope like the Firstscope 60 EQ has its limitations; it won't show the divisions in Saturn's rings or resolve globular clusters into individual stars. Even so, if a small scope peaks your curiosity by showing you the rings of Saturn and the mountains on the Moon, it's done its job well. When you're ready for a bigger telescope, check out Amazon's telescope buyers guide. -Jeff Phillips Pros Low cost Decent optics Good planet views up to 120x Cons Too small for serious observing EQ mount can be hard to use.
Leica 41011
Leica 41011
Weight: 0.101 pounds
Price: $450.00

Review Leica Ocular B 32X WW/26X WW / Leica 41011:

All the eyepieces for LEICA TELEVID 77 spotting scopes can also be used on LEICA TELEVID 62 spotting scopes. The shorter focal length of the latter results in a 20% lower magnification. The resulting fixed magnifications of 16x, 26x and 32x and, with the universal zoom eyepiece, 16x - 48x, provide a broad choice that is ideal for the 62 mm lens diameter of the LEICA TELEVID 62. A new version of the 32x wide-angle eyepiece that features an especially wide field of view of 40 m / yds at 1000 m / yds was designed specifically for the new Televid 62 spotting scopes. PRODUCT FEATURES: Field of view: 50m/164ft (with Televid 62); 40m/131 ft (with Televid 77); Magnification: 26x (with Televid 62); 32x (with Televid 77).
Bushnell
Bushnell
Weight: 1 pounds
List Price: $63.95
Price: $42.73
Key features Bushnell
  • Easy-grip power change ring
  • Recommended use: All-Purpose Big Game Hunting (Deer, Antelope, Elk, Etc.).
  • Fast-focus eyepiece
  • Gloss black finish
  • Objective lens
  • Model: Bushnell Sportsman 3-9x32 Riflescope (Gloss)

Review Bushnell Sportsman 3-9x32 Riflescope (Gloss) / Bushnell:

Sportsman Riflescopes feature multi-coated optics for shooting from opening to last light. These quality scopes offer the consumer the features of more expensive scopes at an affordable price. A long list of standard features includes a fast-focus eyepiece for superior clarity and 1/4 M. O. A. fingertip windage and elevation adjustments. The easy-grip power change ring makes changing magnifications fast and easy. The rigid one-piece 1" tube is waterproof, fogproof and shockproof.
Bushnell 721398
Bushnell 721398
Weight: 0.75 pounds
List Price: $63.95
Price: $44.08
Key features Bushnell 721398
  • Recommended use: All-Purpose Big Game Hunting (Deer, Antelope, Elk, Etc.).
  • Objective lens
  • Easy-grip power change ring
  • Matte black finish
  • Fast-focus eyepiece
  • Model: Bushnell Sportsman 3-9x32 Riflescope (Black)

Review Bushnell Sportsman 3-9x32 Riflescope (Black) / Bushnell 721398:

Sportsman, 3-9 x 32MM Rifle Scope, Matte Finish, Multi-Coated Optics, Single Piece Tube Construction With Fast Focus Eyepiece & Fingertip Adjustments For Windage & Elevation, For Use With Bolt Action, Lever Action & Rim Fire Rifles.
Trijicon
Trijicon
List Price: $115.00
Price: $113.87

Review TRIJICON RD WING MNT TA01/31/11/55 / Trijicon:

Trijicon Red Dot Mount Matte Black Protective Wing TA01/TA31/TA11/TA55
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