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Bushnell Banner 6-18x50mm Riflescope, Dusk & Dawn Hunting Riflescope with Multi-X Reticle

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Condition
New
Model
Banner 6–18x 50mm Multi-X Riflescope
Weight
1.1 lb
Color
Black
Material
Plastic
Style
Multi-X Reticle
Sport
outdoors
In the box
PRODUCT
Warranty
LIMITED LIFETIME
Works with
Rifle

Features 5

  • Bright. Accurate. Dependable. We'll assume your stand is in the right spot and suggest our Banner Dusk & Dawn series to capitalize on the latter. With their Dusk & Dawn Brightness (DDB) multi-coated lenses, these riflescopes cast clarity and brightness.
  • The Bushnell Banner 6-18x50mm riflescope's 18x magnification and 50mm objective make it ideal for long-range varmint, silhouette and target shooting
  • Fully Multi Coated - Multiple layers of anti-reflective coating on all air-to-glass surfaces deliver bright, high-contrast images
  • Argon Purged Fog-Proofing - Argon-filled optics remain stable regardless of ambient temperature for the ultimate fog-proof protection

Description

Ask any trophy hunter. They'll tell you more tags are filled in the low-light hours than any other time. Enter the Bushnell Banner 6-18x 50 Multi-X riflescope, a scope designed to excel in early-morning and late-evening light. Featuring Dusk & Dawn Brightness (DDB) multi-coated lenses for clarity and brightness in low light, you'll add precious minutes to every hunting day with the Banner Dusk & Dawn series. With one-piece tube design, the Banner Dusk & Dawn line includes a full assortment of specialty scopes for big-game, varmint, .22 rimfire, slug, black powder and turkey hunting.

Specs 26

Brand Bushnell
Color Black
Style Multi-X Reticle
Sport outdoors
Item Weight 1.1 Pounds
Material Plastic
Magnification Maximum 18
Objective Lens Diameter 50 Millimeters

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Versatile
I was used to using low magnification optics (3 to 5X magnification) which served me well in the 100–200-yard range. I liked them because they are simple, and you can basically set-um and forget-um. When I wanted to move up to a longer-range scope, I didn't want to spend a lot of money before getting hands on experience. This scope fit the bill nicely. It is very affordable and has some of the same ergonomics of high-end optics, so it is a good scope to learn on. At a cost of $144 it is not going to compare to a $3000 Leupold scope (super light-weight and military grade) or even a $400 Arken scope (compares with scopes that cost 3X as much), but for the price it is a good first high magnification scope to learn on. There are a lot more things you must understand and practice when using higher magnification optics such as accounting for bullet drop, maximum effective range of your bullet caliber, etc. I say this one is well worth the money due to its durability and because it will prepare you for when you're ready to purchase a premium precision scope. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on August 1, 2024 by Louis W
Great scope for the price
Highly recommend great scope for the price
Reviewed in the United States on December 31, 2024 by Leoy
nothing but the best, usually the most expensive
Scope buying.. Between the internet and you tube I spent 8 months looking for what scope to buy. So being on the computer till all hours of the morning and loosing sleep from all the info I stuck in my head.. My findings, there are 3 major groups of people posting on the internet, you should fall into one of these. Inexpensive, low cost, buying thrift store. They bought a scope and paid little money for it. Premier, nothing but the best, usually the most expensive, money is no option. These individuals are usually the loudest on the net and anything else than what they have is junk and wasted money. Some where in the middle. They need a scope, want good clear image quality, easy set up, will hold zero after many rounds, Clear view on high power setting, good warranty, preferably a brand name company. This scope is it. I now own 5. Its placed on a .22, .243, .308, and .300 win mag rifles. No issues. I hunt and do a lot of paper punching at 100 - 500 yards. At 18 power field of view and eye relief is a little tight and little cloudy. However at 14 power and below its amazingly clear and quick to focus, I shoot in this power range and very happy with it. 50 mm lens really grabs the light. Adjustments are smooth. My son shoots 100 yards, 50, and 25 with his .22. He is into the whole scope dope setting and adjusts his turrets constantly. No issues. Scope zero was fast, less than 8 Shots on the .243. Zeroed in 3 shots on the .308. Scope is long, Length: 16" I have looked through scopes 5 to 10 time the price of these. May be better? Hmmm. So buying these $100.00 scopes I saved enough to buy 5 rifles and 5 scopes compared to the Premier guys scope at $4000.00. No its not a combat ready scope. okay don't see my self doing that anytime soon. other note, Objective Diameter: 62.32mm Ocular Diameter: 43.49mm, Butler scope covers I bought, front is a 47 and eye piece was a 18. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on November 20, 2014 by BMan
Crystal clear at all powers
Looked all over for 50mm scope that wouldn't cost a fortune. Was worried that this one wouldn't be clear. I was pleasantly surprised. Has an adjustment on the front to fine tune the view at high magnification. I found a setting that keeps it crystal clear at both low and high. I viewed many scope at a local chain with many costing 3x as much and none were more clear than this one. Bore sighted the scope and had it dialed in within 10 shots. Feels very sturdy and looks great on bolt action 30-06. No tools needed for adjustment other than your fingers. Great deal at any price. Folks that say spend as much or more on your scope as you do your gun have not tried this one or maybe ashamed they overpaid for their optics. A $1,000 scope might be better but I can't see how since this one is bright even in low light, crystal clear and holds zero. Long enough barrel for plenty of adjustment for proper eye relief on a bolt action. I'll be buying another. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on December 26, 2014 by whatever
Good Value Scope For Target Shooting
I tried this reticle just for a change from target dot reticle. Crosshairs are easy to see & thin enough to give a good target picture. Parallax & magnification settings are easy to adjust. The windage & elevation adjustments are smooth, but I don’t hear or feel a “click” when I adjust—that’s the reason I couldn’t rate higher—no quick/precise changes with this scope—you have to get out of shooting position and look at the dials. Good scope for the money. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on December 16, 2023 by Chessie Trotline
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