Bushnell 5x Videoscope ¿ Riflescope

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Because words, or handheld video, just can't do the hunt justice. With our new Videoscope, you can drop buck or bird and lay down digital film in the same smooth motion - no more forsaking the shot for great footage or vice versa. This ultra-compact (only 7.7 oz.) camera mounts above your riflescope and records the action in 5x magnification. Its 1GB internal flash memory hold up to 30 minutes of action for you to relive again and again, or delete for that matter. After the hunt, simply use the included USB cable to transfer you footage. Built for rugged field use, it's completely weather resistant and proven resilent against the punishment of 375 H&H Magnum and 12-gauge recoil. Record your hunt any other way, and you're compromising.Built-in rechargeable lithium-ion battery, AC and car chargers included, 5-way button for easy control
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- 1.5" color display, VGA-quality video with audio
- 5x Magnification, Up to 30 minutes of recording time with 1 GB internal memory
- Includes 1" mounting rings for convenient attachment to your riflescope
- Rugged, waterproof design
- Includes USB cable for viewing and easy downloading
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Bushnell Discoverer 7x42 Waterproof/Fogproof PC3 Binocular

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Discoverer Binocular 7x42mm with XTR technology, and rainguard, Waterproof and Fogproof with PC3 prism
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- Waterproof rubber armor for maximum protection
- PC-3 phase coating for optimum resolution
- 420-foot field of view at 1,000 yards
- 42-millimeter objectives for bright, clear images
- 7x magnification
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 "Very bright and clear" 2008-01-28
By C. Hilts (Austin, TX)
I was looking for some binoculars for general use, and hunting, and wanted something as good as I could get for the $, and found it in these. On paper, these are basically the same thing as the e2's (both have Fully multi-coated lenses with Bushnell's XTR coating, BaK-4 prisms, PC-3 phase coating and Rainguard) but the Discoverer's are half the price. The only thing that I've found to be a big difference in the two is the weight of the Discoverer, which is not a big deal for me...even for hunting use. I recently had a chance to take them hunting, and didn't notice the weight, but did notice the great clarity and brightness of the unit. BTW, buy them while you can...seems that they're getting harder to come by.

 "Great binoculars" 2007-02-08
By Nathan (Delaware, OH United States)
Pros:

Bright, clear, high resolution.

Handles low light and excessive light conditions well.

Center Diopter adjustment is great.

Easy to focus precisely.

Small size for full size binos.



Cons:

Objective lens caps are not tethered.

A bit heavy.





Make sure you get the Bushnell Discoverers. The B&L Discoverer's are not phase coated.


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Tasco Essentials 10x50 WA, Zip Focus Binocular

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The 10x 50mm is a bright, high-power workhorse with great wide-angle performance and tough rubber armor for durability. It’s the little mysteries in life that we find most enriching, and often it’s the details that tell the story. The bottom line is, you don’t have to be searching for an ivory-billed woodpecker to justify owning a pair of compact, high-performing binoculars. The Essentials line of roof-prism binoculars are tough, weather resistant and, most importantly, affordable. So whether you’re big-game hunting or stopping off to see the world’s largest prairie dog colony, there’s an Essentials binocular just right for the occasion.
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- Zip focus system
- Porro prism design
- fully coated lenses
- Magnification: 10x
- Objective lens: 50mm
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 "Good buy for the money." 2009-01-17
By Martin V. Hanson (Jacksonville, AL USA)
I bought these binoculars for use as a beginning backyard astronomer. They seem to be a good bargin for the price. Focus at all ranges is fast and images at all ranges are clear and crisp with no blurring. This is true both for landscape and celestial observing. Images are perhaps not quite as bright as they would be with a Nikon or Leupold,but for the money, they're a great deal.


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Bushnell 12x50 Legend Rainguard Binoculars 191250 Plus Accessory Package

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Designed by hunters for hunters, Bushnell Legend binoculars offer the serious enthusiast the outstanding optics and features they demand. Expect stunningly bright and crisp images. You'll be able to scoff at precipitous conditions, at least in regards to your binocular, thanks to the patented Rainguard coatings on external surfaces which make all forms of condensation become tiny droplets and thus scatter less light. The 12x50 porro prism model is ideal for big game and birds, with excellent depth perception to the image. +Plus+ Accessory Package:- Multipurpose Lens Pen Cleaning Tool - Micro-Fiber Cleaning Cloth 5.25x5.75 in.
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Let it hinge on a guess, or nail it with this. The shot of a lifetime is a time for certainty. With the Yardage Pro Sport 450, you're confident to the last yard. It's affordable, simple to use and features a slim, weather-resistant design that's handy in a pinch. Now, jerky or sausage?
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- Compact design
- Weather resistant
- Textured grip
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Bushnell 12X50 WA Perma Focus Binocular in Clamshell Package

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Features:
Fully coated optics for superior light transmission and brightness
Unique "Focus-Free" feature which is ideal for sporting events
Non-slip rubber armor absorbs shock while providing a firm grip
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- Field of View ft@1000yds / m@1000m: 265/88
- Focus System: Free
- Prism Glass: BK-7 , Prism System: Porro
- Eye Relief: 9
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 "Good only if more than 100 yards" 2005-02-23
By Steve
The Bushnell Permafocus 12x50s do not show as much detail as a pair of 7x35 binoculars for objects less than 100 yards away because the 12x50s are not in good focus at 100 yards, and uselss at less than 50 yards. Bushnell deserves a "booo-hisss" for hiding this information from customers. The minimum usable distance probably varies with the ability of the user's eye to focus (this decreases with age) but mine are probably about average. Also, the inside instructions indicate Permafocus binocs are good at less than 100 ft, depending on the model. This is not true for the 12x50s. Most inexpensive 7x35s will give a better view at 300 feet and less.



But if objects are over 200 yards, the 12x50s are in focus and flawless as far as i can tell. I can easily recognize people at 700 yards. I can read license plates at 350 yards (it helps if the binoculars are resting on something to prevent vibration).



Without a support, there's probably too much shaking for 16x50 binocs to do much better than 12x50s.



The eyepiece rubber does not stay rolled back (if you try to use them with glasses) for more than 1 second, so you can't wear glasses while using them, but as with other binoculars, you do not need to wear your glasses. I don't know the science behind it, but whether or not you wear glasses does not seem to make a difference with the Permafocus. The rubber around the eyepieces cannot be removed unless it's cut.



In summary, the normal Bushnell 12x50s are probably much better than the Bushnell Permafocus 12x50s because they can be used at much shorter distances and focusing on objects greater than 200 yards should not be too much of a pain. These 12x50s are no good unless your typical viewing distance is greater than 150 yards and you don't plan to use them on less than about 60 yards. I'm returning them due to "manufacturer's defect".



But concerning the Permafocus idea: I love my old pair of "total focus" 7x35's for bird-watching and carrying in the car. Being free of focus is a different experience almost as big as going from monocular to binocular. But you need a pair that can focus down to 50 yards.


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Bushnell Elite 8x43 Waterproof/Fogproof PC3 Magnesium Binocular

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Elite Binocular with XTR Technology and Rainguard, 8x43 Waterproof, Fogproof, PC3, Magnesium
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- Fully waterproof and fogproof design
- Bak4 prisms for best possible light transmission and full color fidelity
- Twist-up eyecups for optimum eye relief
- 43-millimeter objectives for bright, clear images
- 8x magnification
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 "Great design and excellent optics." 2007-03-14
By J. Fisher (Glendale, CA United States)
I've owned several Elite binoculars since 1990 and have used them a lot. Six months ago, I purchased the new 8x43 Elites and have found that Bushnell has done an excellent job with this completely redesigned binocular.



One great feature is that they are so lightweight that you hardly notice them around your neck. They are also remarkably compact and they have the look and feel of quality. The new open double-hinged design looks great and this binocular feels good in the hands. I normally don't care for thumb grooves, but the grooves on these Elites are symmetrical and shallow and feel fine to me (much better than some earlier Elites in this regard).



The focusing mechanism of a binocular is critical, and the Elite is very good in this regard. The focus wheel is large and it turns very smoothly and easily right out of the box. It does take approximately 1.75 rotations of the focus wheel to go from 8 feet to infinity. From 30 feet and beyond you'll barely notice this feature, but focusing on a bird (or anything else) that is in close requires a fair amount of wheel turning. I would prefer a quicker focus, but it's not a major drawback- especially considering how good this binocular is in all other respects.



How do they stack up optically? I think they are really very good. The image is sharp and bright and the field of view is adequate. In an informal side by side comparison with the Nikon Venturer (widely regarded as one of the best), I was hard pressed to detect any difference in image quality. I don't think anyone will be disappointed with the view through these Elites.



In summary, this is a really nice binocular. They are expensive, but they sell for significantly less than a number of other high end models. Considering the great ergonomics, 'weatherproofness', state of the art design and materials and excellent optics, this new Elite is a great offering at a very competitive price. I highly recommend them to anyone wanting a top of the line binocular for birding or any other use where top quality optics are desired.




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