anyone using the Bushnell Trophy 1x32 Acog Style optic?

QuadCam · Jan 6, 2011

I am curious how 2 eye shooting would be with this optic. It says is has unlimited eye relief, but the length of the optic makes me think this is not going to be as quick and as easy to pick up the reticle, like when using an eotech.

The reviews seem good on this unit, but I'd love to hear some feedback from some actual 15-22 users.

thanks!

CrazyFingers · Jan 6, 2011

I have one on mine and I love it. I have it mounted immediately in front of the MBUS, so just a few inches from my eye. Both-eyes-open shooting is flawless, and it zeroed perfectly on the 25m indoor range. I haven't been able to get to the 50m/100m outdoor range with it due to weather, but the dot at the center of the "T" reticle is much smaller than the 5MOA dot on my Tasco, so I should be good at those ranges too. The optic holds zero when switching between the red/green illumination, which makes sense if it's just changing LEDs in the optic as I assume. Overall, I am very happy with my purchase, especially since I got it here:
Bushnell 1x32 Trophy Riflescope with Red/Green T Dot 730132P B&H
for $20 less than Midway had it "on sale".

QuadCam · Jan 6, 2011

CrazyFingers said:
I have one on mine and I love it. I have it mounted immediately in front of the MBUS, so just a few inches from my eye. Both-eyes-open shooting is flawless, and it zeroed perfectly on the 25m indoor range. I haven't been able to get to the 50m/100m outdoor range with it due to weather, but the dot at the center of the "T" reticle is much smaller than the 5MOA dot on my Tasco, so I should be good at those ranges too. The optic holds zero when switching between the red/green illumination, which makes sense if it's just changing LEDs in the optic as I assume. Overall, I am very happy with my purchase, especially since I got it here:
Bushnell 1x32 Trophy Riflescope with Red/Green T Dot 730132P B&H
for $20 less than Midway had it "on sale".

thanks. that's good to know. I read some of the other threads on this scope, but noone mentioned anything both eyes-open shooting......and really, if you are getting a red-dot type optic, that's pretty important! So, with both eyes open, do you get the sense of the scope disappearing and just see the T-Dot reticle floating at your intended target?

grimreaper21 · Jan 6, 2011

another link, amazon will generally has the cheapest prices on the web. It is hard to beat the power of their supply chain. lots of reviews on it there also. Amazon.com: Bushnell Tactical Elite 1x32 Red/Green T-Dot Riflescope: Sports & Outdoors

ChattanoogaPhil · Jan 6, 2011

For a 1x red dot it weighs quite a lot - 16oz. Do you want to add that much weight to your rifle for a 1x red dot?

CrazyFingers · Jan 6, 2011

The extra weight doesn't bother me at all, although I suppose it might if I was packing it around all day. For a range plinker that sits on a bipod, I think the Bushnell is a great value.

QuadCam · Jan 6, 2011

just ordered one....hopefully, it'll be here next week and I'll be able to pass along my thoughts on it.

iflyfish · Jan 6, 2011

I have one on mine. Its great. I zeroed at 50 yards and it has never changed. I usually close my left eye (just can't break the habit). When I do use both eyes it works fine. Only thing it could use is an auto off.

anyone using the Bushnell Trophy 1x32 Acog Style optic?

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