Videos tagged with Bushnell Prime

This video features Rye Ludwig from Midwest Whitetail providing a review of the Bushnell Prime binoculars. He highlights why these binoculars are his preferred choice for shed hunting during the current season. The description also directs viewers to the Midwest Whitetail Ambassador page on MidwayUSA for additional tips and reviews.

This video from RECOILtv dives into the Bushnell Forge optics line, announced at the 2018 NRA Annual Meeting. The description highlights three new Bushnell optic lines: the budget-friendly Prime, the mid-range Nitro, and the premium Forge, positioned below their Elite Tactical offerings. The presenters break down the features of the Bushnell Forge and share their impressions and reviews of the product. RECOILtv provides a link to their website for more content.

Bushnell is introducing new lines of hunting optics designed to enhance performance in low-light conditions, specifically during dawn and dusk. These lines, including Prime, Nitro, and Forge, aim to provide superior contrast and resolution. The Forge line incorporates premium features from their Elite Catskill line, known for PRS and long-range shooting. Beyond rifle scopes, Bushnell offers binoculars, laser rangefinders, and spotting scopes within these families. They also cater to tactical and competition shooting with Elite Tactical, TAC Optics, and ART optics, including reflex sights used in 3-Gun and PRS.

Bushnell has released three new lines of hunting optics: Prime, Nitro, and Forge. The Prime line is positioned as a starting point with essential hunter features, featuring 1-inch tubes and second focal plane reticles. The Nitro line introduces first and second focal plane options, 30mm and 1-inch tubes, and color choices (gunmetal gray or black). The Forge line is their expert-level offering, blending tactical features like throw levers, zero stop, and locking turrets, inspired by their Elite Tactical line, and designed for clarity in all conditions with advanced glass like ED Prime.