Bushnell has a very extensive line of optics. Ranging from riflescopes to night vision monoculars and other accessories, they have a lot to offer. Let’s take a look at the types of scopes from Bushnell
Rifle Scopes
This is probably the widest array of product categories from Bushnell. They offer everything from low power scout scopes to high power long-range rifle scopes and dedicated scopes for rifles like the AR-15. Their site even classifies scope based upon the type of animal you are hunting or your intended application.Â
Red Dot Scopes
Bushnell offers a significant number of reflex and red dot sights for rifles and handguns. Their red dots are among the most balanced in quality and price. Their Trophy red dot (reviewed above) is one of their best selling products on the optics market.Â
Spotting Scopes
Bushnell also offers spotting scopes. They offer a number of these scopes that can be used for hunting, birdwatching, and every other application relevant for a spotting scope.Â
Night Vision Monoculars
The company offers its Equinox range of night vision monoculars with variants that can view up to a distance of 1000 feet.Â
Comparison OverviewÂ
Now let’s compare Bushnell against some other popular brands of optic scopes.Â
Bushnell vs. Nikon
Bushnell and Nikon are in the same boat when it comes to the manufacturing location of their optics, and that is Japan. Nikon’s are clearer than Bushnell’s over long range but a slightly steeper in price. However, as Nikon decided to discontinue their line of scopes in 2019. This doesn’t matter anymore.Â
Bushnell vs. Leupold
Leupold and Bushnell are comparable in terms of their age and price. But Leupold has an edge over the quality and overall warranty. Bushnell on the other hand offers better tracking and better quality reticles in FFP.
Bushnell vs. Vortex
Vortex scopes are more expensive than Bushnell but also offers some perks like more durability and aesthetics. However, Bushnell’s don’t fall far behind and are best for what they are.Â