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Models & Brands: Simmons Optics 849976, Simmons Optics 802220, Simmons Optics 849444, Simmons Optics 802223, Simmons Optics 802221, Simmons Optics 801302, Simmons Optics 849445, ORION, Simmons Optics 849399, Simmons Optics 800476

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Simmons Optics 849976
Simmons Optics 849976
Weight: 2.55 pounds
List Price: $499.99
Price: $399.95

Review Weaver Target T-24 1/8 Riflescope (Moa Dot) / Simmons Optics 849976:

Target/Varmint scopes send chills down the spines of shooters and varmints alike. Their accuracy is legendary in competitive shooting circles. An adjustable objective lens allows for parallax-free shooting, without moving the scope's point of impact. All Target T series scopes are equipped with the Micro-Trac 4 point adjustment system, the best in the industry. T-Series lenses are fully multi-coated to reduce glare, increase image brightness and give you unparalleled clarity. Choose from a fine crosshair or dot reticle. T-Series scopes come standard with an extra pair of oversized benchrest adjustment knobs, a sunshade and screw-in metal lens caps. The Micro-Trac 4 point System provides far better control of crosshair adjustments making it much easier to sight-in a rifle. Click adjustments are always consistant to a minute of angle. Adjusting at just 1/8 MOA per click, Micro-Trac offers shooters an unbelievably precise adjustment system. [+]
It uses an exclusive patented dual-spring, two-bearing contact design, allowing for more independent movement in windage and elevation.
Simmons Optics 802220
Simmons Optics 802220
Dimentions: 3.5 x 3 x 3 inches
Weight: 2.7 pounds
List Price: $99.99
Price: $44.99
Key features Simmons Optics 802220
  • Rubber armor-coated to keep out the weather
  • Multi-coated lenses and BAK4 prisms for bright, sharp images
  • All-terrain binoculars perfect for sporting events
  • Field of View: 375 ft. at 1000 yds.
  • Nitrogen-filled, waterproof, and fogproof
  • Model: Simmons 802220 8x32 Wilderness Waterproof Binoculars (Green)

Review Simmons 802220 8x32 Wilderness Waterproof Binoculars (Green) / Simmons Optics 802220:

These all terrain binoculars are perfect for sportsmen and sportswomen who do not let mother nature get them down. Wilderness binoculars have multi-coated lenses and BAK4 prisms for bright, sharp images, are nitrogen filled, waterproof, fogproof and rubber armor-coated to keep out the weather. These binoculars are rugged enough to take on your most challenging adventures.
Simmons Optics 849444
Simmons Optics 849444
List Price: $699.99
Price: $539.99

Review Weaver Tactical 4.5-14X44 Scope (Matte) / Simmons Optics 849444:
Simmons Optics 802223
Simmons Optics 802223
Dimentions: 5.8 x 5.3 x 2.5 inches
List Price: $69.99
Price: $57.99
Key features Simmons Optics 802223
  • Rubber armor-coated to keep out the weather
  • Multi-coated lenses and BAK4 prisms for bright, sharp images
  • All-terrain binoculars perfect for sporting events
  • Field of View: 252 ft. at 1000 yds.
  • Nitrogen-filled, waterproof, and fogproof
  • Model: Simmons 802223 12x25 Wilderness Waterproof Binoculars (Green)

Review Simmons 802223 12x25 Wilderness Waterproof Binoculars (Green) / Simmons Optics 802223:

In the Wilderness Waterproof Binocular, Simmons has created the best all-around waterproof binocular in its class and price range. Designed for outdoor enthusiasts who don't let Mother Nature get them down, these nitrogen-filled binoculars are guaranteed to keep the weather out on the most challenging of outdoor adventures. All Wilderness Waterproof Binoculars feature multi-coated lenses and BaK4 prisms to provide clear, crisp, distortion-free images.
Simmons Optics 802221
Simmons Optics 802221
Dimentions: 8.3 x 6.3 x 3.5 inches
Weight: 3.1 pounds
List Price: $99.99
Price: $69.99
Key features Simmons Optics 802221
  • Field of View: 303 ft. at 1000 yds
  • Features multi-coated lenses and BAK4 prisms for bright, sharp images
  • Waterproof and fogproof
  • Designed to withstand rugged outdoor use
  • Rubber armor-coated
  • Model: Simmons Wilderness Waterproof 10X42 Binoculars

Review Simmons Wilderness Waterproof 10X42 Binoculars / Simmons Optics 802221:

These all terrain binoculars are perfect for sportsmen and sportswomen who do not let mother nature get them down. Wilderness binoculars have multi-coated lenses and BAK4 prisms for bright, sharp images, are nitrogen filled, waterproof, fogproof and rubber armor-coated to keep out the weather. These binoculars are rugged enough to take on your most challenging adventures.
Simmons Optics 801302
Simmons Optics 801302
Dimentions: 8.3 x 8 x 3 inches
Weight: 0.018 pounds
Price: $39.99
Key features Simmons Optics 801302
  • Attractive black rubber finish with red detailing
  • Affordable high-performance binoculars
  • Porro prism design and coated optics for quality images
  • Field of View: 367 ft. at 1000 yds.
  • Model: Simmons 801302 10x50 Red Line Binoculars (WA Black)

Review Simmons 801302 10x50 Red Line Binoculars (WA Black) / Simmons Optics 801302:

Affordable performance! Simmons' Red Line binoculars have porro prism design and coated optics for quality images. Red Lines feature an attractive black rubber finish with red detailing and include a case and neck strap.
Simmons Optics 849445
Simmons Optics 849445
List Price: $499.99
Price: $479.99

Review Weaver Tactical 3-9X40 Scope (Matte) / Simmons Optics 849445:
ORION
ORION
List Price: $309.95
Price: $309.95
Key features ORION
  • Does not include mount or tripod - can be purchased separately
  • 120mm aperture and 600mm focal length for breathtaking wide-field views
  • Perfect for deep-sky pursuits and excellent for astrophotography
  • One-year limited warranty
  • Model: Orion 120mm f/5.0 Refractor Tube Assembly

Review Orion 120mm f/5.0 Refractor Tube Assembly / ORION:

This compact, large-aperture refractor is perfect for deep-sky pursuits. Its 120mm (4. 7"), multi-coated achromatic lens assembly and modest 600mm focal length combine to provide breathtaking wide-field views. With an optional 25mm Plossl eyepiece, this telescope serves up a sprawling 2. 1-degree swath of sky! The fast f/5. 0 optical system also makes it an excellent telescope for astrophotography. The 26"-long optical tube is well baffled to ensure good contrast. The cast-metal 2" rack-and-pinion focuser accommodates either a 1. 25" or 2" diagonal, so you can use 1. 25" or 2" eyepieces. [+]
Tube color is gunmetal gray metallic. A mounting base molded into the focuser casting to accept an optional Orion finder scope or EZ Finder II. Sold as tube assembly only without accessories. Includes objective lens cap. One-year limited warranty.
Simmons Optics 849399
Simmons Optics 849399
List Price: $199.99
Price: $159.00

Review Weaver V-7 2-7X32 Riflescope (Matte) / Simmons Optics 849399:

Solid, 1-piece construction. Power adjustment ring w/raised sure-grip pattern accommodates gloved hands. Long, forgiving eye relief. Fully multicoated lens. Waterproof, fogproof, shockproof. MATTE BLACK.
Simmons Optics 800476
Simmons Optics 800476
List Price: $449.99
Price: $399.00

Review Weaver Grand Slam 6-20X40 W/AO Fc Riflescope (Dot Matte) / Simmons Optics 800476:

Grand Slam riflescopes compare to the best of the best at the sporting goods counter â except for our price tag. All Grand Slam scopes are equipped with the Micro-Trac 4 point adjustment system, the best in the industry. Fully multi-coated lenses reduce glare, increase image brightness and give you edge-to-edge clarity â they're outstanding in low-light situations. Grand Slam scopes also feature a fast-focus eyepiece adjustment ring to adjust the scope perfectly to your eye. The Weaver "sure grip" power ring helps you find and adjust the scopes' variables, even with heavy hunting gloves on. Finally, the Grand Slam's solid, one-piece construction makes them waterproof, fogproof, and shockproof, so they'll last for years to come. Weaver reticles. A portion of the proceeds from the sale of Grand Slam riflescopes will be donated to the Rocky Mountain Elk Foundation. Help us protect the future of wildlife and their habitat.
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