Guys here's my review of the new illuminated Bushnell Match Pro 6-24x50 . Focuses down to 10 yards and is a true BADASS
https://youtu.be/PnjwMZpoK8c
https://youtu.be/PnjwMZpoK8c
Bushnell Match Pro 6-24x50
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Duetsch it is very comparable. The Bushnell has a finer reticle which I like . But both are for SURE top buys
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Thanks, Joe, for that great review. I bet some manufacturers poop their pants when they hear you're going to review their scope! We appreciate the time and effort you go to in order to help us avoid making expensive mistakes. Happy New Year!
James
James
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I thank you as well and always appreciate the time and effort you take to make this info available to us. Have a great New Year!
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Thank you for the review Joe! This looks like a really nice scope for the money. I do wish they made a SFP version though. I haven't found FFP to be optimal for hunter field target.
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I opted for the $450 non-illuminated version for several personal reasons - and just received it a few days ago. This will be an exceptional option for long range airgun shooting. However, I intend to use it in NRL22 Base class. I was shocked at how well the scope functions. Turrets are large and have outrageously delicious detent. The line indications for mil dialing match up perfectly, nice when you are dialing for zero. (I’ve seen several vortex scopes fail here, BTW). Parallax distances marked on the dial are actually correct. The glass is fantastically clear edge-to-edge at Max magnification. The eye box is huge and remains the same across all magnifications. I was worried the reticle was going to be too busy for me, but it’s well done and thus far it’s been easy to ignore when not needed and beneficial when in use. With other features like FFP, tool less reset, locking turrets, it’s hitting way above its class and cost. Color me very impressed.
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Thanks for the reviews. I've used quite a few Hawke scopes on airguns and recently purchased a Vortex for that use which seems like a pretty nice unit so far. I have some older Bushnell scopes on firearms and they have all been great. This one looks like a very nice scope for the price and it should work well on airguns.
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Joe,
you've been putting out some really good scope information — THANKS!
As I usually buy FFP scopes many of your videos have been very helpful because you show the reticle at both the maximum and the minimum magnification
(usually during the tracking test).
For FFP's that's very important info which most scope manufacturers fail to provide (Athlon is a rare exception).
Keep it up providing us that vital info!
In my Scope Spec Tables I will start linking videos that show the reticle at both max. and min. magnification.
Another info that scope manufacturers seem to consider way too irrelevant to publish on their webpages is — at what magnification the SFP reticle has been calibrated.
If you include this piece of info in your videos you will be helping us like no other reviewer out there....!
Matthias
you've been putting out some really good scope information — THANKS!
As I usually buy FFP scopes many of your videos have been very helpful because you show the reticle at both the maximum and the minimum magnification
(usually during the tracking test).For FFP's that's very important info which most scope manufacturers fail to provide (Athlon is a rare exception).
Keep it up providing us that vital info!
In my Scope Spec Tables I will start linking videos that show the reticle at both max. and min. magnification.
Another info that scope manufacturers seem to consider way too irrelevant to publish on their webpages is — at what magnification the SFP reticle has been calibrated.
If you include this piece of info in your videos you will be helping us like no other reviewer out there....!
Matthias
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