Bushnell Forge 20-60x80 ED Angled Spotting Scope

Engineered to offer a comfortable viewing experience, the Bushnell Forge 200 x 80 ED Angled Spotting Scope is equipped with generous eye relief for prolonged observation. With its optimal magnification range, the innovative scope allows you to view the landscape with rich details and optimal angles. Equipped with superb ED Prime Glass, the scope accommodates maximum light in the tube for delivering high contrast and brighter images. The scope has smart EXO barrier coatings that bond with the lens surface to protect it from oil, dust, debris, fog, water, etc., enabling you to use the scope in all types of conditions. Also, with the IPX rating, the scope can remain undamaged for a temporary period in the water. For viewing comfort, the scope features a tripod attachment ring for easy mounting on a tripod and facilitates observing from vehicles, hills, and flat surfaces.

Bushnell Forge 200x80 ED Angled Spotting Scope Key Features:

Expanded Bushnell Forge 200x80 ED Angled Spotting Scope Key Features:

ED Prime Glass For Stunning Clarity

Viewing distant subjects and objects in foggy or rainy conditions may render the images blurry, distorted, and not observable at all. The Bushnell Nitro scope is equipped with ED Prime glass for displaying everything under the scope’s scanning range with high clarity. Not only does this impressive glass eliminate chromatic aberration (Colour distortion), but it also improves colour rendition for stunning clarity. Combined with the nitrogen-filled tube, the ED glass facilitates viewing distant subjects with clarity, even during fog or rainy conditions. And with the Bak Porro prism, the glass delivers sharp images with a rich depth of view from any location or angle.

Exceptional EXO Barrier Coatings

The proprietary EXO barrier coatings are the chief feature of the Bushnell Nitro scope. The versatile and smart coatings securely bond with the lens surface for providing maximum protection. Despite being coated with a flimsy layer, the glass gains powerful protection against oil, dirt, dust, water, fog, abrasion, and scratch. To some extent, these impressive coatings also reduce the damage from accidental bumps and shocks. These lens coatings allow you to observe unconditionally in the backcountry, hills, forests, and landscapes, no matter if it is snowing, raining, or there is bright daylight.

Rugged And Durable Construction

On adventurous excursions such as hiking, climbing, skiing, or other recreational activities, the scope is vulnerable to damage if you’re carrying one. The Bushnell Nitro scope is manufactured from industrial grade magnesium chassis for defence against bumps and shocks. It is further encased in a rubber-coated exterior that protects the scope from water, debris, dust, and abrasion. For those who have to observe in the toughest environments, such as tropical forests, backcountry, and hilly terrain, this scope is an ideal choice because of its premium construction. It further enables tripod mounting, as it has a rotating tripod ring, allowing you to observe without tiring your hands.

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FAQs:

Can you use the Bushnell Nitro Scope for viewing moving subjects?

The Bushnell Nitro Scope is equipped with a high-clarity lens that allows you to observe moving subjects like birds or animals with ease. It further features dual focus wheels, one for focusing and the other for fine-tuning the focus clarity, affording you detailed and clear images of any moving subject.

Is Bushnell Nitro Scope a waterproof scope? Do you need a cover or hood to protect it from the rain?

The Bushnell Nitro Scope has EXO barrier coatings on the lens to protect it from rain, fog, oil, dust, debris, and more. You can use this scope during rainy weather. Due to its magnesium and rubber exterior armour, you don’t need a hood or cover to protect it from rain.

Can you observe during the night with this scope?

With Bak Porro prism, the Bushnell Nitro Scope allows maximum light transmission for displaying brighter images. This means you can observe your target with clarity during pre-dusk, post-dawn, or in low-light conditions. However, during the night, the scope can deliver images to some extent but not clearly.