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- Made in USA
- Versatile Mounting: The TRS-25 red dot sight mounts easily on most Picatinny rails and is compatible with pistols, shotguns, rifles, and muzzleloaders. Adjustment range: 70+ MOA.
- Adjustable Brightness: The TRS-25 Bushnell Red Dot has adjustable brightness settings from 1 to 11, illuminating the 3 MOA Dot reticle inside to better help you with target acquisition.
- Waterproof & Fogproof: Not only does the TRS-25 have nitrogen purged optics to prevent the red dot from fogging up, but it also sports o-ring sealed optics, keeping it dry and safe from water damage.
- Shockproof Construction: The TRS-25 red dot optics are built to withstand bumps, bangs, drops, and the rough-and-tumble environment of the field. You'll never have to worry about damaging this tough red dot.
- Long Battery Life: Experience 5,000+ hours of battery life on the mid setting. Includes CR2032 battery, Red Dot Sight, lens covers, and lens cloth.
Description
Featuring nitrogen-purged fog-proofing, this red dot sight will not fog up due to humidity or rapid temperature changes, so you can always clearly see the red dot and your target. The optics are O-ring sealed and will stay dry even when fully immersed in water. The TRS-25 has adjustable brightness settings from 1 to 11, illuminating the 3 MOA dot reticle inside to better help you with target acquisition. And by choosing lower brightness settings, you can prolong the red dot’s battery life. Built to withstand bumps, bangs, and drops, the TRS-25 comes in strong, precision-engineered housing and is perfectly suited for the rough-and-tumble environment of the field. You'll never have to worry about damaging this red dot sight. All red dot sights have an objective lens at the front of the unit that is spherical in shape. However, unlike a conventional riflescope with all lenses mounted perpendicular (at a 90 degree angle) to the axis of the tube, the objective lens in a red dot sight is positioned off axis and appears to be tilted when looking at the sight (see below). This angle of the front lens allows the light generated by the battery powered LED light source inside the unit to be reflected back into the sight. The reflected light becomes the “dot” or aiming reference that the shooter sees when a red dot sight is switched on. This engineered “bending” of light is what makes today’s red-dot sights so popular and easy to use. 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.
Brand: Bushnell
Color: Black Low Rise Mount
Style: Red Dot Sight
Product Dimensions: 1"L x 1"W x 1"H
Sport: Hunting
Item Weight: 3.68 ounces
Material: Metal
Magnification Maximum: 1
Objective Lens Diameter: 25 millimeters
Magnification Minimum: 1
Magnification Maximum: 1
Objective Lens Diameter: 25 millimeters
Magnification Minimum: 1
Compatible Devices: Shotgun, Rifle, Handgun, Muzzleloader
Mounting Type: Picatinny Mount
Hand Orientation: Ambidextrous
Thread Type: Picatinny
Reticle Type: 3 MOA Red Dot
Item Dimensions L x W x H: 1"L x 1"W x 1"H
Item Weight: 3.68 ounces
Item Display Weight: 3.68 ounces
Item Display Dimensions: 5.25 x 3.25 x 2.25 inches
Color: Black Low Rise Mount
Product Style: Red Dot Sight
Lens Color: Amber
Brand Name: Bushnell
Sport Type: Hunting
Model Name: TRS-25 Red Dot Sight
Manufacturer: Bushnell
Unit Count: 1 Ounce
UPC: 191171307026 001910001903
Global Trade Identification Number: 02, 03
Included Components: Bushnell Trophy TRS-25 Red Dot Sight Riflescope, CR2032 Battery
Item Type Name: Red Dot site
Model Number: 731303
Manufacturer Part Number: 731303
Warranty Description: Lifetime Limited Warranty
Material Type: Metal
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I don't write reviews much anymore. I figured I'd chime in with a contemporary 2022 opinion. I always put off buying a TRS-25. I figured it's a pricier "cheap" red dot. I always opted for the red dots in the $25-50 price range (Field Sport, Feyachi, Midten), figuring they're just range red dots. I've owned half a dozen of these red dots in that price range, and even the ones that are "TRS-25 Clones". I always assumed the ones that look just like the TRS-25 are pretty much the exact same thing with different markings on them. 6 years after buying my first cheap red dot for range time, I've finally bought the TRS-25 that I saw then. I just always figured it wasn't worth double or triple the cost of those. Upon closer inspection, they're actually a fair bit different, in small ways. I'm surprised in a good way, and the quality of the TRS-25 is a bit nicer. The dot is actually clear, but it appears like a little star burst in the exact same pattern as all my other red dots. It's a very minor astigmatism I have, and it's not an issue. I noticed the same pattern on Aimpoint PROs, etc. It comes with the expected items in a nice cardboard box. Little wrench, a bikini cover, and a battery that is not dead inside the unit with a plastic liner keeping it from making contact. The emitter inside the rear seems a little more thoughtfully constructed and built in. Glass has a very light blue tint to it, which I've seen on some. The battery dial is easy enough to turn, but not loose. Again, having owned several of the cheaper red dots, some of them are looser, and some are so tight you can hardly turn the thing. This is a happy medium. I was curious about the adjustment turrets, so I included some pics of that stuff, too. I never really see those without the caps on in reviews, so I added mine. The caps for the turrets do not have any notch or points machined into them to use them to adjust the actual turrets when they're off, but a shell case rim did just fine. They have a concave notch machined into them, so something like that shell case rim or a dime would work perfectly. My TRS-25 has laser etched dial dot and Bushnell markings, referring to an older review that showed the real vs not real model. Mine seems consistent with a real one, except the laser etchings. Just about everyone is going to laser etchings as they're just cheaper to do. Everything about it feels like it's better finished and machined, and over all a bit nicer than my previous models. I didn't think the difference would be noticeable at all, much less as much as it is. Even the mounting screw and plate catch are better machined, and this mounting plate catch is spring loaded. Most are not. I'm running it on top of a spare UTG 0.83" riser I already had, the medium model. It allows for the lower 1/3 ish co-witness with standard height AR rifle sights. The UTG riser is not included. I'm planning on purchasing another one for another rifle running a cheaper older model. The older model is nice, but costs about 2/3 of this price. It just started flickering on and off after a year. I had to open it up and tighten stuff up and hopefully it'll continue working. I will actually update and follow up with this review, once I can get out and run the red dot, IF anything goes wrong. If two years from now this review is still posted with no UPDATE: section, then it has been running just fine. This is an initial impressions review, and so far, it's quite a bit nicer than I thought. Worth the extra money? As of right now, yes, and I'd never have agreed to that in the past. Thanks for reading.
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Reviewed in the United States on August 8, 2022 by C. Kiehl
This is the second one of these that I have purchased. I use them on my turkey hunting guns and they have worked great. They have held zero for years even with shooting 3.5" turkey rounds. It's super small and lightweight and it works incredibly well. I have no true idea how long the battery lasts because I change it every year just in case, but I have left it on overnight many times, and I've never had it die or even start to dim. It's not the cheapest dot on the marker but it's far from the most expensive and it is worth every penny.
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Reviewed in the United States on May 21, 2026 by Torrey Owens
I put this on an AR-15 5.56/223. This is my first red dot. Good little red dot for the money. I have a minor astigmatism in both eyes so it isn't a perfect crisp dot, I see a little streak come out from it at 5 o'clock with contact lenses. With my glasses the streak goes away but the dot isn't crisp. Two friends and my camera see it as round and crisp. Installation was easy but it comes loose after about 100 rounds. -1 star. I'm sure locktite would correct this. There is the 'reflector lens?' that you can see at the 4 oclock position on the inside edge of the scope. This isn't noticeable if you are shooting with both eyes open. It also doesn't affect the 1/3 co-witness on my flip up magpul BUIS with A2 front post. I included the UTG high profile riser mount to achieve this. The dot pretty much covers a piece of 8x11 paper at 100 yards. Ideal use is going to be 50 yards and closer. The lens cover seems decent enough. It covers both lenses and seems good for storage and transportation. Don't leave it at the range! Overall this is a quality red dot that gets you in the game without breaking the bank. It seems sturdy but only time will tell, I will come back and change my review if this breaks or falls apart. I saw a lot of negative reviews to the dot not being crisp or "starry". I like to believe that most of those people have eye issues (like me). Go to a store and check out some red dots to see if your eyes can handle one before you purchase. Also, reviews where people are seeing a red halo could be due to having the brightness setting to bright for the situation. UPDATE: Over 700 rounds and zero issues. I even took it off for some iron sight shooting and put it on a month later. A couple clicks to the left and it was back on zero. I used some loctite so it wouldn't come loose. It has stayed accurate and I couldn't be happier with a budget friendly red-dot.
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Reviewed in the United States on September 27, 2014 by clyde
First things first, let's establish what the Bushnell TRS-25 is NOT - it is NOT an Eotech or Aimpoint red dot sight. It is also less than 20% of the cost of either of those sights. That being said, for the price, this is an excellent sight. The construction is solid, it attached to the flat top rail of my AR15 easily and securely. The rubber lens covers, attached to each other by a small rubber cord, are sufficient for protecting the lenses from most objects and debris while remaining in place. The red dot itself has 11 settings, from 0 (off) to 11 (brightest). I agree with the other reviewers who have stated the highest setting is probably more than you will ever need. It is excessively bright for most environments, and you will rarely, if ever, use the highest settings. In a location with good lighting, I find #5 or #6 to be great for providing an easy-to-see dot, without becoming blurry or making it too difficult to identify what you are actually sighting. Battery life is very good for the single button battery the sight uses, just remember to turn it off (set it to 0) when you are done with it for the day. Knobs for zeroing and changing brightness settings are solid and provide decent feedback to let you know you are indeed adjusting them. They do not feel cheap or flimsy, but are not overly difficult to turn, which is important especially if you generally wear gloves when shooting. The sight holds its zero very well, I have little concern that this will ever become an issue, it feels that solid. This is one of the best sights (I believe it is THE best) you can get for the price, so if you want something that you can count on for target shooting or for other non-competition needs, this little Bushnell should satisfy your needs and still leave you money for ammo and other accessories. This sight is on the rifle I will depend on during the zombie apocalypse (or other assorted disasters), and I feel confident using this sight. However, and this is true for ANY sight you may be using, I always encourage having flip-up back up sights (Magpuls are great) on your rifle, as any electronic sight (whether $50 or $500) CAN fail on you. Luckily with this sight I had plenty of money left over to invest in the back-up sight. One last note, if you wish to use this sight on some rifles to cowitness (the red dot matches with the point on the front sight) you will need to mount the sight on a riser - in my case (AR15 with front iron sight) I needed a medium height riser, Amazon sells a good UTG one for nearly nothing. Moral of the story - don't be scared to buy this sight because the Eotech and Aimpoint owners say it doesn't match up to their sights. They are right, it doesn't, but it comes really close at a fraction of the price.
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Reviewed in the United States on October 16, 2012 by Kevin Lake
In the wake of the so-called handgun ammo shortage and the current high prices, I pulled out my two .22 pistols and started using them exclusively to maintain my shooting enjoyment. I have always enjoyed shooting my Ruger Mark IV 25\45 and Smith and Wesson 22A-1 using iron sights. However, at 71 years old, my eyesight is obviously not what it used to be so I started looking at some of the handgun red dot sights on the market. After researching and educating myself about red dot sight technology, I made up my mind that I was not going to invest a lot of money for my 22 pistols just to shoot at targets and for plinking. I’m not into the competition stuff so I ordered a Burris TRS-25 from Amazon to try on my Ruger Mark IV. After mounting it and sighting it in, I couldn’t be more impressed with its performance. For less than $70.00, this little sight totally fills the bill for me, both price and performance wise. Again, it should totally satisfy my needs for target shooting and plinking. As a matter of fact, I was so impressed with the sight that I ordered another one for my S&W 22A-1 the next day. The sight is easy to mount, easy to sight in, and appears to be built out of quality materials. Using a TRS-25 on my pistols really makes shooting more enjoyable and my marksmanship has improved significantly. My old eyes certainly appreciates Burris's version of red dot technology. I should also mention that I didn’t buy Burris based on price alone, as I am quite familiar with Burris products. I have bought the products before. I have Burris scopes mounted on two of my long guns and neither have failed me during many years of hunting abuse--one on my 12 gauge slug shotgun and another on my .270 Winchester bolt action rifle. And both are real tack drivers, too. All of this being said, I believe that the TRS-25 is an excellent deal from a company that has a pretty good reputation for producing quality, reliable optics. No, the TRS-25 is not wrapped in a life-time warranty. at the same time, it didn't cost an arm and a leg either. And it is not one of the high-end red dot sights on the market. But it is doing the job for me and I wouldn’t hesitate buying another one if either one fails--for sure. The bottom line is, I am highly impressed with my $70.00 red dot sight and I am loving it!!!
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Reviewed in the United States on March 25, 2022 by boondock51
This thing is just what it is marketed as: A cheap, but reasonable quality, red dot sight. It does the trick quite well. I think the problem some people have is they are comparing it to the Aimpoint T1 Micro which is physically resembles. While the Aimpoint is no doubt a better sight, it is also much more expensive. For the price, this is great. It is durable enough to take regular use. You probably wouldn't want it in a combat zone or anything, but in the home and on the gun range it'll have no problems. The brightness levels are plenty varied. On the lowest level, the dot is so low it won't ruin low light vision at all. On the highest setting it is clear and easy to see, even in the bright desert sun. It handles strong guns quite well. Mine is mounted on a Remington 870 and it has no issues after range use. It doesn't seem to hold its zero perfectly, but not bad at all. Just make sure to periodically re-sight it (something you should do with any scope/sight anyhow). I haven't had it long enough to comment fully on the battery life, but it isn't abysmal like some of the real cheap sights. I've had it on for quite a few hours and it is going strong. Uses the same batteries as computer motherboards so they are easy to get. The only thing I find problematic, and only a minor bit, is that if you shift your view too much, the dot will have apparent shift. It isn't 100% parallax free as some of the really high end ones are. However it is a minor amount, and only happens at more extreme angles, right before the dot becomes non-visible. All in all, it is a great sight for the money. It is worth putting on a real gun and will survive the stress, and actually does its job and lets you hit targets easier. No it isn't as good as thousand dollar products, but then it isn't a thousand dollars. I highly recommend it if you've been wanting red dot optics, but couldn't bring yourself to spend as much or more than your gun to get them.
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Reviewed in the United States on October 23, 2011 by J. Stengel
I'm not a SEAL or Special Forces or Delta, but I have this red dot sight I picked up for $80 which basically turns me into a budget-minded mercenary. It’s black—which makes it tactical—and that means my AR15 is now an AR15.5. Like most folks looking to add some bedazzle to their rifle, I wanted a red dot. Also, like most folks, I drooled over the $750 (or more) units at the local gun shop but I couldn’t justify spending almost as much as I paid for the gun for something to make a red dot….especially when this thing will only be used to shoot paper targets, water bottles, old televisions, frying pans, etc… You get the idea. We’ve all heard of Bushnell. It’s got over 200 bajillion reviews on Amazon. And the majority of them are favorable. I figured for 80 bucks I’d give it a try and if it turns out to be a total bust, my son can gaffer tape it to his Nerf gun and have a good time. After having it for a few months, I finally got around to actually shooting something with it and seeing if I wasted my money. I set some targets up at 100ish yards and after a few shots and adjusting the elevation, I was hitting my targets. Wow, it’s so much easier to take aim on something using a red dot than it is using iron sites. Maybe I’m old, maybe I’m blind, or maybe I’m just not a very good shot (which is probably most likely the case), but using a red dot is almost like using a cheat code. Is the red dot on what you want to hit? OK, pull the trigger and now you have a hole in it. Easy Peasy. It was a bright, sunny day and I had the scope on the highest setting and had no problems seeing the dot. I could have gone down a few notches on the intensity and would have still been able to see it clearly. I am far from a rifle-scope expert, but I can tell you that at 100 yards I was easily hitting a 6”x9” metal plate with this Bushnell. Does that make me a marksman? I have no idea. Maybe a 10 year-old can easily make those shots...blindfolded, but I can honestly say that using my iron sites resulted in more misses than it did hits. A red dot will make you shoot better. Period. I shot about 100 bullets (I like saying bullets) through my rifle after getting it zeroed in and the scope held its zero with no issues. For me, this is the perfect red dot. I don’t need something that costs 10 times more that, for me personally, doesn’t give me 10 times more capability. If your life or the lives of others depends on the scope attached to your rifle, then maybe a $1,500 scope is something you need and by all means you should have it. Mine does not. If you’re looking for an inexpensive, capable, red dot that will lay down death and destruction on paper targets and water bottles, then this scope will serve you well.
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Reviewed in the United States on May 9, 2016 by Scott
Good product and value but needs better QC Pros: Simple, light weight, easy to use and it works great! Having a 3 MOA dot works great for distance shooting too! Great product and value from Bushnell! cons: The quality control could be improved. Each copy have different tightness when turning the LED intensity adjuster knob. Likewise, with the windage & elevation adjusters. Some have a slightly brighter LED than others. Although, the light is plenty bright for indoor use. When I used it/sighting it for the first time yesterday with the target under bright sunlight I had to set it at max #11 setting. With brand new battery it was just enough light. I am worried when the battery is used for some time or someone who does not have very good sight might find it a little difficult to see as the #11 setting which is very bright indoors becomes smaller and losses intensity under bright light. The glue they used on the LED on the Third one I got seemed to have a clear coat or just very shinny. At the right angle against the front (or back) light it can reflect a bright line of light causing considerable distraction to my eyes. The inner tube which moves with the W&E adjustment is slightly off center. The second copy which I exchanged for this one was way off center. The first copy I have seems to be the best and it's a keeper. But all light intensity is slightly dimmer than the third copy. But I think it will be okay because it's on my pistol which I mainly shoot indoors. The second copy the inner tube is way off center. Exchanged. Other copy which I returned to a different vendor had a dirt or stain on the inside of the front glass, the bolt hex head was out of spec (allen wrench difficult to insert) and the adj knob was also iffy at #7 setting. The third copy's rear glass shows slightly foggy (or was not polished nicely) when flashlight is shined on it and the inner tube/LED is slightly off center but not as bad as the second copy. Returned As usual, Excellent service from Amazon.
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Reviewed in the United States on September 13, 2013 by onlinebuyer