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A general note: DO NOT use your rifle scope for observing woods and fields while hunting! If you see a distant object it just might be another hunter observing you. If he sees you “aiming” at him with your rifle then you just might get a bullet in return in self defense,
I always had a pair of binoculars with me when I was a patrol cop. Like everyone in the military, every cop should have a pair with them on patrol. They were also a standard item and every detective vehicle. They came in handy many times. I still keep a set in my personal car. One day my wife and I were at the beach and she was trying to see something out in the water from our car. I said hang on and as I reached under the seat she said “if you have a pair of binoculars under there I’ll really be impressed.” I pulled them out with a flourish and said, “ta daa!”
“I can’t afford to spend thousands of dollars on a scope or binoculars.” From the article, which speaks for most people. I’ve found Bushnell products to be high quality, for the price. Good review.
Thank you, Pat! Good review!
I’ve owned a pair of Bushnell Custom Compact 7×26 since the mid 1980’s and they are still very clear and sharp. Reputably taken on Apollo astronaut missions, they are fine binoculars which do not get in the way. Much later, I found a pair of 1970’s in 6x in pristine condition for $25 at a pawn shop. Likely the owner googled Bushnell and just priced them what the current values are. No matter – these binoculars are good to go as well.
I’ve used Bushnell optics for a long time (40+ years). Sportview 4x and 3-9x scopes on several rifles that still hold zero, though not as clear as current much more expensive models. But they still get the job done and that is what counts.
I’ve got a pair of 30 year old Bushnell 7x binos that are great. They are actually marked Made in Japan. I might pick up a pair of these 10x ones. My eyes aren’t what they used to be, hah.