Bushnell Legend Ultra HD 20-60 x80 (45 degree) Spotting Scope Short Description

Everything you’ve ever wanted in a spotting scope. Well almost everything. The Legend Ultra HD 20-60x80mm has precision optics with a powerful magnification range, wrapped in a waterproof, rubber-armored housing. Getting a B&C elk or rare bird species in it is your job. But we make the task as easy as possible with bright, razor-sharp imagery and a new, compact 100% waterproof design that excels in the most unforgiving conditions. Built on the same philosophy as our new Legand Ultra HD binoculars, the Legend Ultra HD spotting scope delivers exceptional field performance at a price most avid enthusiasts can afford. The ED Prime Extra Low Dispersion glass, fully multi-coated optics and premium BaK-4 prisms capture the moment with vivid clarity and contrast, even in low-light conditions. Stacked, dual-focus controls permit you to make both rapid and fine-tuning adjustments. Lenses are protected by our new ultra-effective Rainguard HD for the clearest possible view in the face of foul weather or condensation from your own misguided breath.Offering all you’ve ever wanted in a spotting scope, the Bushnell Legend Ultra HD 20-60×80 scope does everything but actually bag the B&C elk or spot the rare bird species for you. The Legend Ultra HD spotting scope has three key ingredients to help it stand out from the competition: ED Prime Extra-Low Dispersion glass, fully multicoated optics, and Bushnell’s patented RainGuard HD water-repellent coating. ED Prime glass produces a color-tuned, high-resolution viewing experience, delivering the utmost in clarity and color fidelity in normal and low-light situations. The fully multicoated optics, meanwhile, reduce light loss and glare due to reflection, resulting in a brighter, higher-contrast image with reduced eyestrain. And the RainGuard HD coating protects your view during inclement weather by reducing large drops of water to near-microscopic specks. This dramatically increases light transfer and results in a remarkably clear image in wet weather. Whether you’re dealing with rain, snow, sleet, or condensation, you’ll enjoy a clear, bright view when other optics would be rendered useless.

The Legend Ultra HD spotting scope also offers stacked, dual-focus controls, so you can make both rapid and fine-tuning adjustments. And to top it off, the scope comes with a soft carrying case, scope glove, and viewing tripod. Other features include a 20 to 60x magnification range; BaK-4 porro prisms; long eye relief; a close-focus distance of 35 feet; and a 45-degree angled zoom eyepiece.

Specifications

• Magnification: 20 to 60x
• Objective lens: 80mm
• Eyepiece: 45 degrees (angled)
• Lens coating: Fully multi
• Close focus distance: 35 feet
• RainGuard HD coating: Yes
• Eye relief: 18mm
• Exit pupil: 4mm (20x), 1.3mm (60x)
• Waterproof/fogproof: Yes
• Other eyepieces available: No
• Field of view: 110 feet @ 1,000 yards (20x), 51 feet @ 1,000 yards (60x)
• Length: 16.5 inches
• Weight: 80.1 ounces

About Bushnell
Bushnell has been the industry leader in high-performance sports optics for more than 50 years. The company’s guiding principle is to provide the highest quality, most reliable, and most affordable sports optics products on the market. Bushnell product lines enhance the enjoyment of every outdoor pursuit, including nature study, hunting, fishing, birding, and stargazing. Indoors, the company’s binoculars bring the audience closer to the action in fast-moving sports or the fine arts at theaters and concerts.

Bushnell Legend Ultra HD 20-60 x80 (45 degree) Spotting Scope Key Features

• Spotting scope with 20 to 60x magnification and 80-Millimeter objective lens
• ED Prime extra-low dispersion glass for color-tuned, high-resolution viewing
• Fully multicoated optics, rain guard HD coating offers clarity in wet weather
• Stacked, dual-focus controls for making rapid and fine-tuning adjustments
• 45-Degree angled zoom eyepiece, measures 16.5-Inch, weighs 80.1-Ounce

List Price: $ 810.95

Price: $ 434.95

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3 Responses to “Bushnell Legend Ultra HD 20-60 x80 (45 degree) Spotting Scope”

1. RH says:

   February 26, 2013 at 1:46 pm

   56 of 57 people found the following review helpful Excellent at highter magnification, January 13, 2012 By RH – Amazon Verified Purchase(What’s this?) This review is from: Bushnell Legend Ultra HD 20-60 x80 (45 degree) Spotting Scope (Sports) I needed a scope for viewing 30 caliber bullet holes in targets at 100-500 yards and ended up getting two to compare; each with a zoom of 20x – 60x and with an objective lens of 80 mm:1) The Vortex Viper 20 – 60 x 802) The Bushnell HD Legend Ultra 20 – 60 x 80If you’re only interested in the comments on the particular scope featured here, I’ve tried to separate the comments on each scope, although I think the comparisons may be of some value.In these spotting scopes, there are (at least) four main things to look for:1) Fully Multi-coated optics2) Waterproof/fog proof (nitrogen or argon purged and O-ring sealed)3) BaK-4 prisms (if porro prism design)4) ED glass (to eliminate/reduce chromatic aberrations – this appears to make a big difference)Here’s the comparison of the above four things to look for:VORTEX: Fully multi-coated optics, waterproof/fog proof, (Prism type not specified), XD glass (not ED).BUSHNELL: Fully multi-coated optics, waterproof/fog proof, BaK-4 porro prisms, ED glass.VORTEX has two of the four mentioned above, BUSHNELL has four of the four.OBSERVATIONS OF VARIOUS OBJECTS UNDER DIFFERENT CONDITIONS AS SHOWN BELOW:VORTEX:Observations made at 200 yards on an actual target with 9 30 cal. bullet holes; 3 left (in the white), 3 right (in the white), 1 in the red & 2 in the black (near the red):20x – focused well on the round target circles; could barely make out the bullet holes.40x – focused okay; could make out the bullet holes, but not conclusively60x – focused less than okay; white target rings were either green or red, but could make out the (fuzzy) bullet holes in the white if I held my head the right way; couldn’t really see them in the blackObservations at over 500 yards focusing on a white sign with red lettering: good at all magnificationsObservations at night at about 500 yards: Blue letters of a shopping mall neon sign were bright and clear and crisp with good background at all magnificationsObservations of neon sign with green border & red letters: either the border or letters were in focus, but not both at the same time.Observations at 175 yards on a sign with a white background, large red lettering and smaller black lettering with an even smaller “Realtor” logo in black.20x – focused almost okay; some fuzziness around the black letters/logo60x – focused poorly on the black letters/logo; logo was unreadableBUSHNELL:Observations made at 200 yards on an actual target with 9 30 cal. bullet holes; 3 left (in the white), 3 right (in the white), 1 in the red & 2 in the black (near the red):20x – focused on the round target circles seemed fuzzy with multiple circles; could barely make out the bullet holes.40x – focused okay; could make out the bullet holes, but not conclusively60x – focused well; white target rings were the color of the paper, and could easily make out the (sharply defined) bullet holes, even the indentations around the holes in the white; also could see the ones in the blackObservations at over 500 yards focusing on a white sign with red lettering: good at all magnificationsObservations at night at about 500 yards: Blue letters of a shopping mall neon sign were bright but seemed like multiple images and not as good background at all magnificationsObservations of neon sign with green border & red letters: both the border and letters were in focus at the same time.Observations at 175 yards on a sign with a white background, large red lettering and smaller black lettering with an even smaller “Realtor” logo in black.20x – focused okay; no fuzziness around the black letters/logo60x – focused well on the black letters/logo; logo was readableSignificant difference between the two; the BUSHNELL was the clear winner.GENERAL COMMENTS – VORTEX: The VORTEX looks nicer to me; it’s slimmer, less bulky, has a picatinny rail and although I’d probably never use it, it looks cool. It has a dual focus – coarse and fine and they work great; it has a nice “notch” when you’re in focus. Vortex has an eye-cup cover that attaches – less chance of getting lost. The objective lens cover is not attached, but has a tab with a hole in it so it can be. It has a fitted case like a wet suit that gives some protection and makes a small compact package for the field.The VORTEX seemed to produce a slightly brighter image and was better at the lower magnification but had significant chromatic aberrations particularly at the higher powers. However, the VORTEX produced clear images even at higher magnifications when chromatic aberration wasn’t a factor (e.g., the blue mall sign). Unfortunately targets are generally black & white – worst case for chromatic aberrations and the VORTEX… Read more Help other customers find the most helpful reviews  Was this review helpful to you?  |  Comment (1)

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2. V. Sharabura says:

   February 26, 2013 at 2:36 pm

   23 of 25 people found the following review helpful Very satisfied, December 1, 2009 By V. Sharabura –    Amazon Verified Purchase(What’s this?) This review is from: Bushnell Legend Ultra HD 20-60 x80 (45 degree) Spotting Scope (Sports) Iven in dusk we distinctly did see holes in targets from .223 at 200 yards and .308 at 300 yards.We used x60 magnification. I can used scope without my eyeglasses with help of fine-tuning adjustment. Help other customers find the most helpful reviews  Was this review helpful to you?  |  Comment

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3. justin46017 says:

   February 26, 2013 at 3:18 pm

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