Good scope for target shooting within distances of 60 yards ...
592338
Mounted on Ruger 10/22. Good scope for target shooting within distances of 60 yards or so.  At distances of 80-100 yards things become a bit fuzzy because its Parallax is set for 50. The BDC recital circles are more useful in varmint shooting  (and using Nikon's smartphone app) rather than paper targets as the fine recital lines make the sight picture a bit busy. I think that if you are more into paper targets that the other Nikon recitals is more appropriate.

Very clear picture with good eye relief. Nice adjustable turrets that return to zero.

Butler Creek Covers: Objective scope cover # 21 and eyepiece # 19-20 are the correct sizes.
3472730
This is a nice little scope for a BB or Pellet gun, useful for approximately 20-30 yards.  Such a small scope diameter limits available light for very clear vision of objects.
2086535
The spotting scope was nice at 100 yard range for my 5.56 rifle. The only thing I did not like was the eye relief-you have to really look into the eye piece...the scope looks bigger in the photos in this site but is really a compact scope ! Overall it's a useful scope for a great price !! You will be pleased by it's clarity !!
4906240
I bought this when I needed a scope for a review of a Ruger Gunsight Rifle and didn't want to budget $500+ for a premium priced scope that I would use once or twice a year. $47 for the scope lens caps and weaver type rings that are see through below the scope to allow the use of ghost sights while the scope is mounted. The image is bright and sharp, eye relief is ideal for scout mounting - unlike other companies that sell pistol sights for this application, adjustment is precise 1/4" clicks with tactile feedback, and POI doesn't shift with increase or decrease in magnification. The scope carries a life time guarantee.

I went through approximately 80 rounds of 308 150 grain Superformance ammo and the scope and rings stayed put, adjustment didn't shift and point of impact was consistent with the rifle performance when a conventional, expensive, scope was mounted.

Note: The rangefinder reticle is a standard and, for anyone not familiar with this type of equipment, it is explained on the manufacturer's web site in the full product manual. They are relatively simple to master. Below the crosshairs in a V, incremented with horizontal lines that begin at the top as 100 yards, then progresses downward in 25 yard increments to 225 yards. The idea is to point at an object of familiar size... like an 18" wide silhouette target, and the horizontal line that crosses the V were the silhouette fits side to side tells the range of the target. When not being used for this purpose, the scope has conventional crosshairs.
3656958
The Chinoook Tactical Rifle Scope is a economical solution to a common sighting challenge: how do you optimize your sighting for close targets, close targets needing quick acquisition, and distant targets? The scope aligns quickly and stays in alignment for distant targets and the range finding reticle really helps, once you find an explanation of how to use it (not provided with scope). For closer targets, the red dot style sight can be sighted to cover that target range and is highly repeatable. The choice of projected reticle and reticle color is handy. And if you have little time to acquire a closer target, nothing is quite as quick as the laser sight. All of the three are accurate, work well together, and stay in alignment. I'm using this on an H&K MP5 SD .22 Rimfire
2442733
Bought this for the range where I shoot with my kids. Magnification is excellent and can keep clear focas even at max magnification. We use it to about 500 yards sometimes with the phone adapter mostly without. Stand is solid enough overall Im very happy with this scope. Thanks
3832878
Good inexpensive scope.  I put this on a 1965 Mossberg bolt-action 22LR rifle.  At 25 yards the combo will place all shots in a quarter sized hole. Perfect for small game.
4526203
Fine little scope. Accurate out to 25 feet. Easy to set mount and start plinking on a Pumpmaster 760. Recheck accuracy after a few dozen shots just to stay zeroed in. Excellent price and solid performance within its price range.
619736
I will be using this as a spotting scope for targets from 25 - 100 yards away.  For this purpose this scope is about as good as it could be.  The 30X is sufficient for even .22 size holes at 100 yds.  The 10x is much easier to use so it is nice is nice for closer targets/larger calibers.

One hint on using this - use 10X to find what you want to look at and focus on it, then if you need more magnificaton use the zoom.  Zoom should not affect focus, and - at least on mine - it didn't.  Many of the reviews have said it is difficult to focus at 30X.  This is probably true, but it's pretty easy at 10X and it is very easy to zoom.

30X will be dimmer than 10X - that's just physics, but it is just fine for use outdoors during daylight even on a grey Michigan winter day.  If you want to use this indoors or at night, you will probably need to stay close to the 10X setting.

It is hard to hold any 30X optic steady, even if it's stabilized (a big money feature you won't find in something in this price category), so if you expect a rock solid image at 30X you'll be disappointed, but I can hold it steady enough to spot bullet holes in a target at 100 yds.  Of course the tripod mount could be helpful in getting a steady image, but be aware that you need your eye right on the eyepiece, so a tripod will be a little awkward to use.

Comes with a carrying case and a micro-fiber lens cleaning cloth.  The carrying case is OK.  It has a belt loop and a velcro flap, and the stitching seems sufficient.  It does not have a pocket for the lens cleaning cloth though, so you probably won't be able to find the cloth when you actually need it.

As far as other pro's and con's -

PRO -
Small and light

good clarity

zoom and focus are smooth

CONS
Only one lens cover (for eyepiece), and this has no hole to allow you to attach any kind of string, so it will be very easy to lose.

For some reason, the tripod mount is on the top.  Doesn't really matter, it works fine upside down as long as you remember that zoom/focus are "backwards"

Provided lanyard is wrist size.  I prefer this on a camera, but neck size would be better for this.

Lanyard attaches to the little knob you use to zoom - not really a problem, but makes things a little awkward at times.

No instructions of any kind (don't really need them, operation is pretty simple, but at least a diagram labeling the major parts and showing where to atach the lanyard would have been nice (took me a while to figure out the lanyard attachment).

OVERALL
Very useful.  Works well.  As long as you're not expecting a telescope or microscope, you should be happy with this.  I would recommend it.
1630655
I really like it.  It's not a whiz-bang $500 scope, and this Trophy scope does sit in the middle of the Bushnell line (for higher end Bushnell optics, check out the Legend and Elite lines...), however it does deliver beyond the price point and there's real value here.  It's a utility scope - nothing fancy but it gets the job done.  It's a scope for the working man.

And as befits a scope for the working man, I decided to try it out on a rifle that was expressly designed for the working man: the Remington Model 710 in 30-06.  Yes, a 710.  Don't judge me.  My rationale is that the scope that comes mounted on the 710 is, well, not that great.  I think it's fine but I also think it limits the potential for the rifle.  What would happen if we tossed a better scope on that rifle?  True, it's not THAT high of a bar to clear, but how much of a difference will it make?

I note that out of the box the reticle was centered perfectly.  I used a Leupold bore sighter to get things aligned and then started off at about 25 yards from a bench/sled rest to see what kinds of adjustments I'd need to make.  I was shooting with handloads (180 gr at ~2,750 fps muzzle velocity).  Fortunately, I was pretty close on elevation but windage was WAY off.  Knobs are 1/4 MOA (another clue that this is intended as a working man-style hunting scope, not a sniper scope) so dialing it in went relatively quickly.  Moving off to 100 yard shots for my final zero went well, although with the rifle and load I was using I was still about halfway between clicks on my windage for what I would consider perfect zero.  No matter, given the intended use of this scope as well as the rifle.  I was still in the target.  Those handloads theoretically have a zero drop at 100 yards so I figured this was a fair test of the scope's abilities.

As for use, well, it's not a high end scope so I was expecting things to look a bit muddy.  And truthfully, they did, though not as bad as the el-cheapo scope that came with the 710.  The muddiness was mainly around the edges of the view though - the center view was actually very good.  I had no issues with eye relief on the 30-06, and I doubt it would be an issue for a .308 either.  The handloads I was shooting aren't the hardest load you can put in a 30-06, but it is stout and makes for a good general purpose hunting round.  At that I didn't have any zero drift after about thirty shots.  My shoulder hurts a little, but the scope stayed steady.  If I had a nit, it would be the multi-x reticle...it's not that it's bad, just that I kind of wish the outer lines weren't quite as thick.

In sum, this is a wholly satisfactory scope, and certainly an upgrade from a rifle scope that is included in the majority of rifle/scope combos.  It's certainly made a difference in the Model 710 platform and actually turned it into a more effective shooter.  It's a good scope.
4662853
Very good scope for the price, great zoom. The yard adjuster on the end is nice for hunting. I would recommend this. I was shooting the heads of nails in a board very nice scope for the money.
4893920
This Bushnell Trophy Rifle Scope with Multi-X Reticle is an excellent choice for hunting or target rifles. We own a small gun shop and also sell scopes, including other Bushnell products, so have a lot of experience in matching the right scope to our customer's needs. I have this mounted on my personal Savage 110 .308 rifle and am quite happy with how well it performed at the range.

The scope is 3-9x40mm, which is pretty much standard for most hunting rifles. What sets this scope apart from others in this class is the very clear optics and long eye relief, which is very important when selecting a scope for higher power hunting rifles. The 3 to 9 power magnification is sharp through the entire range and the 40mm lens lets a good amount of light in for early morning or dusk shooting.

This does come with a nice cloth for protecting the scope but does not include mounting rings, so you will need to pick them up separately.

We like this so much that we will be stocking these in our shop.

Highly Recommended!

CFH
4956946
I bought this for my .22lr Remington 597HB for a few reasons.  I wanted to build it into a CMP rimfire sporter competition rifle (max 6X scope allowed) and for Project Appleseed shoots.  Scope needed to be light (max. 7.5 lb. rifle) with AO (for parallax adjustment to the two different shooting distances) and target turrets (for quick re-zeroing between the two different distances).  And this scope is very compact which pushes the eyepiece further forward and resolves the eye relief problem and saved me from having to buy a $40 EGW rail(Insufficient eye relief with a standard 597 rail is a big problem with most scopes from the seated position especially).  This scope met all of my requirements perfectly and is packed with features usually only found on much more expensive scopes.  However, the scope is so short, that the supplied quick release rings could not be used on the 597HB standard picatinny rail (slot spacing was too large for the rings) and had to be replaced with narrower rings.  The supplied rings were of good quality and the scope came will all of the allen keys needed (3) as well as 2 batteries for the Illuminated reticle, an extra socket head cap screw for the rings, 2" sunshade and flip up lens caps.  So very well packaged.

The turret clicks are fairly crisp for such an inexpensive scope and have locking rings.  The ocular diopter adjustment (eyepiece focus) works very well (I use reading glasses so had to really rotate it out) and is not too wobbly like most other cheap scopes.  The AO works well to eliminate parallax using the "eye wobble" test but the distance indicator on the focus ring may be a little off (perhaps due to the extreme diopter adjustment I used).  The AO focuses all the way down to 3 yards so is great for indoor dry fire practice or air rifle ranges. The diopter setting I used (to get the reticle in focus) caused a lot of edge distortion and fuzziness though.  And although it is a "mil-dot" reticle, it is not actually mil-dot spaced properly for a fixed 6X scope for normal range estimation.  It may be a 10X reticle used in a 6X scope, since the range estimating is done by multiplying object size by 600 instead of 1000 (and dividing by the number of mils).  Not important for me since I'm using it at <100 yards.  I've had a Leapers/UTG true strength scope on both my Crosman Nitro Venom air rifle and Rem 597 and it has held up well.  I expect this one will also.

I think that this is THE best low cost, compact and light 6x scope for rimfire sporter competition and highly recommend it for this use.  It would probably also be a very good scope for modern sporting rifles.
4848288
I purchased the scope for my Accuracy International .308 rifle.  The scope was easy to install and the included shims proved useful.  Initial zeroing to 100 yards was easy (I did bore sight at home before going to the range and this helped the initial rounds to be close to zero).  After zeroing at 100 yards, I followed the simple instructions and programmed the scope for the ammunition being used.  It helped to write down the ammunition code from the supplied table and write out a 'short list' of programming instructions before going to the range.  Once the scope was programmed, I fired four shots in quick succession, each shot at a different distance.  The 200, 300, 400 and 500 yard shot each hit at exactly where I aiming on the steel plate.  The holdover was perfect each time (there was no wind).  I shot a few dozen more rounds, each time varying the distance and each time using the electronic holdover feature.  All shots hit home without any difficulty.  The scope is outstanding and works as advertised.  Admittedly, my scope use is limited to range use during generally good lighting conditions, so I cannot speak to its performance in other settings, like low light or in a hunting application.  I also have not tried shooting at a range above 500 yards yet (the local gun range is limited to that distance).
4730048
This scope is actually a pretty good buy for the money.  You get what you pay for, but in this case you get a nice case, a soft-case, a decent tripod, and an angled eye-piece all for a reasonable price.  The image is decent, fairly clear.  Not as good as a high-end scope, but for making out .22 caliber bullet holes at 100 yards, it works just fine.  I would recommend this as a starter scope for anyone finding themselves needing a cheaper spotting scope without wanting to buy complete junk.
4881490
This is a great scope for my Ruger SR22r. The optics are clear and the reticle is sharp. Doubt I would use the different grain turrets, but it is nice to know that I have them just in case!
Medium height rings are just a hair to small for this scope...the objective rubed on my rail when turning the range focus. Had to get the high rings which is at a perfect height for fast targeting.
1712580
I purchased this scope to used at the range to view my 100 yard rifle targets. I spent many hours looking over spotting scopes and reading reviews on the Internet, before selecting this Bushnell Nature View scope. The main reason this scope was selected was its extended eye relief feature, a necessary item for me, as I wear glasses ALL the time.
I set the scope on 20X power, and focus in on my target. At 100 yards, .30 caliber bullet holes are clearly visible.
This is a compact, well built, quality scope, at a very attractive price. If you are looking for a range spotting scope, this model should more than meet your needs, and do so at an affordable  price.