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- Matte black featuring a 3 MOA Dot reticle with 11 brightness settings; Mounts easily on most picatinny rails and is compatible with pistols, shotguns, rifles and muzzleloaders.Adjustment Range : 70+ MOA
- Waterproof construction: O ring sealed optics stay dry inside, even when totally immersed in water. Parallax - 50
- Shockproof construction: Built to withstand bumps, bangs, drops and the rough and tumble environment of the field
- Nitrogen purged fog proofing: Nitrogen inside the scope ensures interior optical surfaces wont fog due to humidity or rapid temperature change
Brand: Bushnell
Color: Black Low Rise Mount
Style: Red Dot Sight
Sport: Hunting
Item Weight: 0.23 Pounds
Material: Metal
Magnification Maximum: 1
Objective Lens Diameter: 25 Millimeters
Magnification Minimum: 1.0
Compatible Devices: Handgun, Shotgun, Rifle
Brand: Bushnell
Color: Black Low Rise Mount
Style: Red Dot Sight
Sport: Hunting
Item Weight: 0.23 Pounds
Material: Metal
Magnification Maximum: 1
Objective Lens Diameter: 25 Millimeters
Magnification Minimum: 1.0
Compatible Devices: Handgun, Shotgun, Rifle
Mounting Type: Picatinny Mount
Night vision: No
Model Name: Advanced VX
Manufacturer: Bushnell
UPC: 191171307026 001910001903
Global Trade Identification Number: 02, 03
Item Package Dimensions L x W x H: 5.43 x 4.21 x 2.24 inches
Package Weight: 0.19 Kilograms
Item Dimensions LxWxH: 2.5 x 3.4 x 2.2 inches
Brand Name: Bushnell
Country of Origin: China
Warranty Description: Lifetime Limited Warranty
Suggested Users: mens
Number of Items: 1
Part Number: 731303
Model Year: 2013
Included Components: Bushnell Trophy TRS-25 Red Dot Sight Riflescope, CR2032 Battery
Size: 1x20mm
Date First Available: July 9, 2004
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Top Amazon Reviews
Bushnell rifle scope I bought because I don't need to spend 300 dollars to shoot paper targets. Easily zeroes in at 25 yards. Compact enough that I don't need another rifle bag. All the gauges work easily, red dot visible during day time. I like that's it's inexpensive, compact and accurate.
Reviewed in the United States on September 19, 2024 by mike
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 C. Kiehl
I ordered this red dot earlier this year before I completed my M4 rifle that it was going on. When I first turned it on and played with the adjustable red dot brightness I really wasn't that impressed. I'm not sure what the issue was before, but it really works great now! I finally got time to try it on my rifle and it's fantastic! It looks fantastic on my rifle too. It was really easy to sight in. I have it dialed in right now where I am aiming at the center X of my target and placing a group within a one inch circle just slightly below and to the left of the X. With a little more time I will have this thing dialed in dead nuts center. Yes but how does it hold up to recoil you say? It holds up fantastically! The I have it attached to a nice Seekins Precision 0.83mm riser, which is the exact height you want for this red dot if you plan on doing a co-witness set up with the MODBUS Magpul Poly front and rear pop up sights, and it has grabbed on and not let go of the riser. The lenses have stayed put inside the body of the red dot sight, and it just does a very good job. I really like this red dot. For one, I bought this because it is Bushnell. They have a longstanding reputation of quality. Two, the price is unbeatable. Three, any review I read about this particular red dot sight has recommended it. I have given it four stars because the brighter you adjust your red dot the more it starts looking like a spider. I sighted it in on level eight I believe. The highest setting is eleven. Eight was bright enough to see it on any target except red maybe. Nine will probably be acceptable too. I do also want to mention that what is pictured is not what you get unless you are lucky. What you get is the Gen 2 Bushnell TGS-25. You can tell by the different colored lettering on the Gen 2. The original red dot in the Amazon picture the Bushnell letters are yellow. the Gen 2 Bushnell letters are white. Plus the Gen 2 front lens is canted. This is actually a bonus. The Gen 1 red dot had an issue with glaring on the front lens and made it difficult from time to time to fully see the red dot. The Gen 2 canted lens makes the glaring go away. BONUS! I totally recommend this red dot. I will more than likely purchase it again for future builds.
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Reviewed in the United States on November 2, 2016 by James K. James K.
got this optic to put on a new-to-me 10/22 takedown. I'd originally bought a 2-7x scope for it, but even split in half it wouldn't fit in the Ruger carrying case without having to take the scope off. Returned scope. Bought this instead. budget friendly. light weight. nice, small size. bright optic that takes regular batteries & can be changed without removing it. Fits in the bag!! good for my use case for truck / bugout / hunting / camping / plinking gun. if you're looking for ultimate accuracy a red dot might not be your best choice. if a red dot fits your use case I see no reason to spend more.
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Reviewed in the United States on September 19, 2024 by Steve P
I use this on my handcross bow and it's been working great. Holds zero, bright enough to use outside during broad daylight. Only complaint is the control knob is hard to turn. But considering the price and its performance, I am satisfied.
Reviewed in the United States on August 22, 2024 by Mason