Red dot convenience mixed with Bushnell's Amber Bright™ optics make the Trophy Red Dot Sight ideal for handgun, shotgun, or rimfire shooting. The Trophy sight features fully coated high-contrast Amber Bright® lenses, a wide-angle field of view, and a fast-focus eyepiece. Windage and elevation adjustments are finger-adjustable in 1/4-MOA increments. This sight can handle any caliber gun, thanks to its one-piece tube and heavy-duty spring clip assembly. Featuring an 11-position brightness control, the Trophy also has a 6 MOA Red Dot reticle or 4 different dial-in electronic Red Dot reticles (3 MOA dot, 10 MOA dot, crosshair, and 65 MOA circle with 3 MOA dot). A New Red and Green Dot reticle model for different light conditions is also available. Battery included. Waterproof and fogproof. Includes Weaver®-style rings. The Bushnell Trophy Red Dot Sight features: Amber Bright high contrast optics 1/4 MOA windage and elevation adjustment 11-position reticle brightness control Choice of reticles Red/Green reticle models Battery and mounting rings included
Average Customer Rating:
3 out of 5
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3 of 5 (60%) customers would recommend this product to a friend.
Customer Reviews for Bushnell® Trophy® Red Dot Sight
FEATURED REVIEW
Overall Rating:
5
out of 5
GREAT VALUE IN A RED DOT,June 29, 2006
By The Giver of Doomfrom Ft. Walton Beach FL
"I had an ATN reflex sight on my AK-47 it lasted about 50 rounds before it would not hold the sight picture. THIS TROPHY RED DOT IS THE BOMB!! The included sun sheild and polorizer work very well in the bright sun. The ability to change MOA is outstanding. I use the cross hair or circle dot at short ranges and use the smallest red dot at targets over 100 yds. I really do like this sight. After 500 rounds its still working as well as the day I took it out of the box."
What do you usually hunt?:
Other
How many times a year do you hunt on average?:
11+
53 of 54 people found this review helpful.
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Review 2 for Bushnell® Trophy® Red Dot Sight
Overall Rating:
4
out of 5
solid purchase,May 13, 2009
By KidPfrom boston, ma
Advantages: Ease of use, Performs well, Value for money Disadvantages: low scope ring
"i purchased this for my first rifle (an M&P15). i did not want to use iron sights so i purchased the trophy red dog. right out of the box with the stock rings it was only off by a few inches at 25 yards. minor tweaking has helped out. i did notice some minor loosening of the scope rings after about 200 rounds, i tightened it back up and didn't have any problems after that. i do suggest however if you are putting this on a rifle to get better scope rings for better eye relief."
What do you usually hunt?:
Other
How many times a year do you hunt on average?:
1-2
Would you recommend this product as a gift?:
Yes
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Review 3 for Bushnell® Trophy® Red Dot Sight
Overall Rating:
2
out of 5
Disappointing,June 15, 2008
By Woodduckfrom Texas
"Point of aim changed as much as 6 inches (at 50yds) whenever I changed the reticle.
Had sporadic issue where scope would display duplicate reticle (slightly offset).
Green reticle occasionally chose not to work."
What do you usually hunt?:
Deer
How many times a year do you hunt on average?:
5-10
Would you recommend this product as a gift?:
No
1 of 1 people found this review helpful.
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Review 4 for Bushnell® Trophy® Red Dot Sight
Overall Rating:
3
out of 5
an ok scope,November 10, 2007
By Johng
"I have the red/green dot selectable and a S&W 22A I find it's a very good scope for this application. The only problem I have with this unit is the red led poration no longer works, the green still works great."
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Review 5 for Bushnell® Trophy® Red Dot Sight
Overall Rating:
1
out of 5
Worst one I've owned,August 13, 2007
By owner of many different red dots
"After zeroing on my AR15 at 50 yards (about 20 shots) It would not even hit the paper at 100 yds. After re-zeroing at 100 yds. It kept changing it's zero drastictly. It may just be a bad one. I kept checking for something loose but found nothing."
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