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Bushnell Engage Riflescope

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Condition
New
Size
4-16x44mm
Style
Non-Illuminated
Model
REN41644DG
Weight
1.3 lb
Color
Black
Material
See Description
In the box
Scopecap(2)instructions
Warranty
Manufacturer warranty
Works with
Handgun

Features 4

  • 4-16X magnification, 42mm objective lens, tool-less locking turrets and a 30mm tube
  • Versitile deploy MOA reticle has 0.18-Moa thick crosshairs that are easy to see without obstructing the target
  • Exo barrier lens coating repels water, oil, fog, dust and debris - rain, snow, fingerprints and dirt won't stick
  • Fully-multi coated optics and ultra-wide band coating help deliver best in class brightness and clarity

Description

The Bushnell Deploy MOA reticle has value for hunters, target shooters, devotees of multiple calibers, and anyone who is looking for flexibility in a riflescope. The 0.18-MOA-thick crosshairs are easy to see without obstructing the target picture, and there are hash marks at every 1 MOA for accurate elevation holdover. The hash marks below zero are 2-MOA wide to aid in accurate windage holds. With precise ballistic calculations, the Deploy MOA reticle delivers accurate shots every time. This riflescope features an anti-reflection coating process that is customized for every lens element in the optical path in order to allow the best possible light from the front glass all the way back to the eyepiece. The result is optimum brightness and true color across the light spectrum. Bushnell’s proprietary EXO Barrier molecularly bonds to exterior lens surfaces and repels water, oil, fog, dust, and debris. No matter the conditions you’re working in, these lenses resist scratches and won’t fog up in crucial moments, giving you full confidence in the field. The Engage Riflescope’s locking turrets stay on zero or any other predetermined setting. Simply pull up on the turret to dial the adjustment, and push down to lock the adjustment in. The turrets won’t budge against drops, bumps, or any other accidental contact, and settings stay locked until the turret is unlocked. No tools or coins are needed to operate the tool-less zero reset locking turret—the nut on the turret holds firm with finger-tightening and releases just as easily when it's time to zero in the scope. Since 1948, our guiding principle has been to provide the highest-quality, most reliable and affordable sports optics on the market. Our award-winning products enhance the enjoyment of every outdoor pursuit and empower everyone to get out and experience their passion. Combining cutting-edge design and performance with a commitment to being accessible to all, Bushnell is the most recognized and reputable sports optics brand in the world.

Specs 27

Brand Bushnell
Color Black
Style Non-Illuminated
Sport Hunting, Shooting
Item Weight 1.3 pounds
Material See Description
Magnification Maximum 16
Objective Lens Diameter 40 millimeters

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Top Amazon Reviews

All around excellent
Size: 6-24x50mm Style: Non-Illuminated
I have a LOT of scopes (way too many, I guess). I have some very poor, older Chinese scopes. Also have some Leupold LRTs and a Sightron SIII. Due to the length of my 2 private ranges, I have no need for very high power optics. I do have some 30X and 40X scopes, but never use them over 20X. I also prefer 3-15 and 6-24..... I prefer SFP. The glass on this Engage is excellent. Bright and crisp. The turrets have excellent tactile feel. MUCH better than the TWO, new SWFA 10X42mm SF models I bought recently. The SWFA glass is great, but the turrets are worse than a NcStar. Go figure. The only 'criticism' I have, is the cross hairs are very fine. I sighted in the scope this am, but that range was completely in the shade. Would like to have some 'dots' in the reticle. Or IR in this situation. It would be difficult to hunt with this scope in low light. But, I only shoot paper now days. ha ha Most of my recent scope purchases have been in the $500 range. This scope is a bargain at just over $400. Lastly, virtually all scopes in this price range are Chinese. Once you get over $500, you may get some from the Philippines. All are a wash with today's technology. ronb ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on January 26, 2019 by Ron Bussiere
Bushnell might become my new go to
Size: 2.5-10x44mm Style: Non-Illuminated
I purchased the 2.5-10x44 version of this scope for my 10/22 after watching a few reviews on YouTube and I am absolutely impressed with the quality, durability, and price of this scope. I had a bushnell scope a few years ago that was very lacking in every way I.E. wouldn’t hold zero, collected very little light, and the turrets moved the crosshairs with almost zero consistency. I swore I would never buy another bushnell scope again, but against my judgment I did and I am so glad I went with it. Tracking is from what I’ve seen perfect, held zero with no problems, let’s in plenty of light, and has lots of higher end scope features like target style locking turrets, 30mm scope tube, and side paralex adjustment in a scope that only costs around 270 dollars! In comparison to my vortex diamondback tactical 4-16x44 it’s close but for the price and featuresI almost have to recommend this scope over the vortex (which is hard for me to say as a vortex fanboy) and very well may be switching over to bushnell if they can keep this quality and price point consistent. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on December 13, 2022 by dillon
Rimfire Varminter
I have 2 of these scopes (4-12x40), one mounted on a .17 HMR, and the other mounted on a .22 LR target rifle. I like the 12 power magnification because I use these for varmint hunting, primarily Wyoming ground squirrels. Think of the squirrels as 1/2 size prairie dogs. Some people call them squeekies. Shots range from close in out to 200 yds with the .17, 150 yds. with the .22. The fine crosshairs are great for this and target shooting. I have read in some reviews of this scope that the crosshairs are hard to see, but the eyepiece focus ring brings them into sharp clarity for me, but don't cover up the target. I like that the hashmarks on the Deploy reticle are MOA to match the MOA turret adjustments, instead of MILS. Less confusion there. I have bullet drop tables taped to the rifles and use the hashmarks for the holdover instead of using the turrets. The parallax adjustment is important to me. Most rimfire scopes have a fixed parallax set for 50 yds., which adds up to misses on small critters not at 50 yds, and most rimfire scopes are cheaply made and don't hold up in my experience, and have crummy glass. The glass on the Engage is actually pretty good, but just not as good as my higher priced Leupolds. About the turrets, this model does not have the target (tactical?} turrets with the tooless finger adjust system. It has turret covers that must be removed to adjust for elevation and windage, but the bad part is the adjustment knobs are tiny and are very stiff to turn. I have to use my Leatherman to turn them. Also, to set the zero on this model, one needs to remove 2 tiny Phillips head screws on each turret and remove the turret to reorient it. I found that the screws are very soft and that the heads on the screws tried to strip out when I tightened them. Yes, I was using a properly sized screwdriver bit. Fortunately, I don't have to do this often once the scope is sighted in, I just use the reticle hashmarks for holdover and windage. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on June 26, 2024 by brassell31
Done!!
Size: 4-16x44mm Style: Non-Illuminated
This is absolutely the finest optic scope made by Bushnell for your rifle! Bright and clear! 4-12X Engage Series! Mid range scope! Low cost but Quality! I have bought Bushnell scopes for more than 50 years! And hundreds of guns! I mount scopes for a hobby for over 20 years! I use CV LIFE PICATTINY RINGS FOR MOUNTS! The best for less! Check it out! ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on September 12, 2025 by SP/5 PAV
Parallax adjustment makes this scope
Reticle doesn't cover the target up such as 1' Spinners out to 120 yrds this is a Huge +! that's where the second focal plane comes into play! Very pleased with both.. The "parallax" is a must have option. clear all the way through" Have on on a CZ 452 lr. & a CZ 457 Varmint pro. Nice & Bright Scopes i`m pretty picky but' both have had no problem holding zereo.. set to 50 yrds dead center & can shoot off the hash marks from there,, I don't ever shoot past 120 yrds ,, ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on August 13, 2023 by Bob
Should have gotten two.
Size: 2.5-10x44mm Style: Non-Illuminated
Great scope might be too pricey for some but for the money you get a great scope. Crosshairs may be thin for some and hard to see they work just great for me and are clear and visible. The glass is also super clean and clear. Parallax adjustment is seems shallower than stated which is great makes for a good companion to a good 22 rifle or airgun. Also seems to be rather lightweight for the quality expected it to be heavier. Would definitely buy this item again or recommend to friends. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on December 5, 2021 by matt
Quality glass at affordable prices.
Size: 2.5-10x44mm Style: Non-Illuminated
This scope model is a must buy scope, Engage 2.5-10x44 is great ! I will recommend this model to anyone.
Reviewed in the United States on May 13, 2026 by Luis Ruiz
Lies.
This is a great example of false advertisement. The video and one picture clearly show the tooless zero reset. The description states it has a tooless zero reset. A pamphlet in the box with the scope explains how to use tooless Zero reset. Im replacing a junk bushnell that came stock on one of my guns with this. This seems like a nice enough scope if you get it for the cheap discount price of 50% off. Bushnell customer service was very nice but it doesn't seem that they care that they are blatantly false advertising. The tooless zero reset feature only comes on a couple of the Engage scopes, the more expensive ones. Extremely disappointed with such shady tactics by Amazon and Bushnell. Not an accident if you know about it and don't fix it or make it right. Otherwise it's another cheap Bushnell at a cheaper price as it should be. Buyer beware. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on May 7, 2025 by Blake
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