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Barska Colorado 15-40x50 Spotting Scope – Compact Straight Body, Fully-Coated Optics, Blue Eyepiece, Mini Tripod & Soft Case – for Bird Watching & Target Shooting

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Color: Black


Features

  • Fully coated optics with porro prism system
  • Large 50mm objective lens
  • Shock absorbing rubber armor
  • Come with table tripod and soft carrying case
  • The highest clarity range is at 150 yards. Beyond 150 yards, the image will naturally start to become blurry.

Description

The 15-40x50 Colorado Spotting Scope is a lightweight zoom spotting scope useful for bird watching and spotting at the target range. Multicoated glass and a BK-7 Porro prism transmit bright contrast-rich images throughout the entire zoom range. An included mini tripod is foldable and convenient for terrain navigation and nature observation on-the-go.

Brand: Barska


Model Name: CO11500


Optical Tube Length: 28 centimeters


Eye Piece Lens Description: Fully Coated


Objective Lens Diameter: 50 millimeters


Telescope Mount Description: Table Top Mount


Product Dimensions: 9.5"D x 2.6"W x 3.5"H


Focus Type: Center Focus


Power Source: hand_powered


Item Weight: 0.4 kg


Eye Piece Lens Description: Fully Coated


Mount: Table Top Mount


Focus Type: Center Focus


Power Source: hand_powered


Compatible Devices: Tripod Mount Compatible Devices


Coating: Fully Coated


Focal Length Description: 15-40mm


Field Of View: 3 degrees


Zoom Ratio: 40 multiplier_x


Additional Features: High Magnification, Portable, Tripod Mountable


Optical-Tube Length: 28 centimeters


Objective Lens Diameter: 50 millimeters


Item Dimensions D x W x H: 9.5"D x 2.6"W x 3.5"H


Item Weight: 0.4 kg


Exit Pupil Diameter: 3.5 millimeters


Brand: Barska


Model Name: CO11500


Age Range Description: Adult


Global Trade Identification Number: 04


Unit Count: 1 Count


Manufacturer: Barska


Number of Packs: 1


UPC: 746278541288 790272982004


Number of Items: 1


Built-In Media: Case, Spotting Scope, Tripod


Item Type Name: Barska CO11500 Colorado 15-40x50 Spotting Scope with Tripod & Case for Birding, Target Shooting, Sports, etc


Model Number: CO11500


Manufacturer Part Number: CO11500


Warranty Description: 1 year


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    • Great Spotting Scopefor the Money
Color: Black
I was looking for a resonably priced spotting scope to go on a shotting bench that my wife gave me for Christmas. The range that I shoot at is only about 75 yards long. I wanted a scope that could cover this distance. After looking a several different scopes online and judging them by brand and cost, I decided on the Barska 15-40x50 Colorado Spotting Scope becasue of the variable magnification and the price. Using the scope to spot where my bullets were striking the target I was able to see very clearly these hits and was able to adjust the sights quickly. This is a well made scope and has a very clear field of vision. The small plastic tripod that came with the scope is decent but not very usefull. I mounted the scope on a bracket that attached the the shooting bnech and it held quite well. All adjustments to the scope are quick and easy. The rubber coating on the scope makes it easy to hold. I can easily reccommend this scope. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on February 1, 2012 by Tony D. Wilhite
    • NOT BAD FOR THE PRICE
Color: Black
I bought this spotting scope for the range and I didn't require high magnification due to shooting .22LR and .22WMR 90% of the time. I zero my rimfires at 50 yds so the magnification was sufficient. The image was clear and sharp, but as other reviews mentioned, ditch the included tripod and get a better, more stable one. I personally went with a SLIK Mini II Tabletop Tripod and it's been great. As magnification increases the image will become a little distorted, I noticed at about 30X zoom this occurring. Eye relief is almost non-existent, but I'm not gonna complain too much for the price I paid. Overall, this is a decent spotting scope particularly if you shoot rimfires or handguns, I just not too sure about it's capabilities beyond 100 yards, but for my purposes, I think it's not too bad for the price. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on October 23, 2013 by luvmykid
    • Not bad for the money ...
Color: Black
Just picked this up and have been playing with it. I get out to the range every once in a while during the year. This scope is not bad if you are looking for a medium view range, low cost scope. At about 100 yds it looks like it will be quite adequate. It's a compact unit being about 9 ½" long which makes it compact to carry to the range. The optics are ok and get the job done on the average range and I think it would be fine with 22 to 30 cal + to see the holes as long as you have a good paper for contrast. When zooming out you lose a little bit of clarity but mid range magnification is pretty good. The stand will work but a small camera stand helps in getting it where you want it. The eye relief is almost nil like a pair of binoculars, you have to put your eye right up to the eye piece. It's not a Nikon scope, but you're not paying Nikon prices. If I was doing some serious shooting at 200+ yards and I was needing a professional piece of equipment, I would put the money into a better scope and base. I do 100 yard plinking and sighting in and this will work fine for my kind of shooting. Not bad for the price ... ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on January 19, 2012 by sdt
    • It's great for seeing holes in targets at 100 yards (
Color: Black
I got this as a gift to use a few times a year to zero in my rifles at the range. It's great for seeing holes in targets at 100 yards (.22/5.56/.270). It is a little smaller than I thought but that's fine as it easily fits in my range bag. The tripod is very small/short so I either prop the scope up on a sandbag or block or just hold it in my hand. Also you must detach the tripod after use if you want to put it back in its case as it won't fit with the tripod on. The price is right at just a little over $20 for as much as I'll use it and what I'm using it for. Amazon shipping unfortunately delivered it to someone else's house so somebody got a free scope!! But Amazon was great and got me a new scope rather quickly. Thanks Amazon but your drivers need to verify addresses before they drop off packages! All in all a very good product! ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on January 1, 2017 by Brian
    • Would be a good toy, nothing else
Color: Black
I attempted to use this spotting scope to sight in at 200 yards. I was using DayGo reactive targets over paper targets. My groupings are normally within 1 MOA. With this scope, I was unable to even focus on the targets. I have a Crossfire II 4-16x - 50mm. I was able to get a closer view with my optic at 16x then with this optic at 40x. The site picture on the 16x also seemed closer. The view within the objective lens requires your eye to be on the eye relief, and it was never actually clear sub 100 yards (then it was hardly what I would consider clear, aka you would not pass an eye exam test even with the largest letter). I was unable to identify hits on the reactive paper targets at 200 yards using the 40x (or lower) setting, stabilized by a tripod. It is very possible it was just the scope I had. I have heard reviews of this scope where people use it to sight in on paper targets. Both via amazon and in person. The person that got me to buy this was actually a sporting goods store employee speaking to me about how I was uneasy to spend another 400-600 dollars on another optic. well, I'm probably going to spend the 400-600 on the optic. This thing was trash. I would buy it for a little kid, who just wants to tag along, I would not recommend it for any actual use. I expected it to be low quality, however not being able to focus at 200 yards, that wasn't asking much. Not being able to see a spot on a reactive target, that really was even less. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on July 22, 2020 by Nicholas Cooper
    • I'm not sure about the bad reviews
Color: Black
For the price, this scope is great! I did have to replace the tripod, as the one it comes with is pretty much unusable. But I'm pretty sure I'd have to replace the tripod on a scope that cost double (maybe even more). I'm using it for .22 target shooting and have only tested with the shoot n c targets, but can perfectly see the holes at 100 yards (the furthest I've tested so far). The tripod it came with did work in a pinch, but once I got an upgraded one for $30, it turned this scope to a next level. So for the price of this scope and a new, upgraded, tripod (just under $60), you have great optics for target shooting. The lens caps do fall out and the scope is a tight fit in the included bag, but I'm extremely happy with this purchase, especially given it's price. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on April 18, 2019 by Tristan
    • Save Up!
Color: Black
Save up. Seriously. I think this is geared towards someone's "first" spotting scope. It's a good price - and looks like it will do the job, but for another $20-$30, you would be WAY better off with some decent binoculars instead. Anything beyond 100yds for spotting is going to be difficult to see with this scope. And, even at 100yrds, it's not "up close and personal". 22's are hard to distinguish groupings (and that includes .223's), but my 45-70 was clearly seen. So, unless you are using larger diameter/caliber ammo, this is not going to perform well in the function that you are probably buying it for. PS - The tripod is a joke, so don't even think you'll be using the included one. Seriously. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on November 10, 2014 by tedward
    • Works good, clear viewing, inexpensive!
Color: Black
I have not complaints about this scope. It works as it should and is budget friendly.
Reviewed in the United States on April 12, 2025 by Clay M.

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