Did anyone else see the Bushnell 3-21 FFP scope at the Horus booth at the shot show? This scope looked very promising, even for a bushnell, but no one knows about it or when it is coming out. Any Info?
Rifle Scopes Bushnell 3-21 with Horus Reticle Scope at Shot Sho
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Re: Bushnell 3-21 with Horus Reticle Scope at Shot Sho
<div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: longgunner</div><div class="ubbcode-body">Did anyone else see the Bushnell 3-21 FFP scope at the Horus booth at the shot show? This scope looked very promising, even for a bushnell, but no one knows about it or when it is coming out. Any Info? </div></div>
1 word....
<span style="font-size: 17pt">Prototype</span>
was looking at it at Mammoth.
Time will tell.
<div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: longgunner</div><div class="ubbcode-body">Did anyone else see the Bushnell 3-21 FFP scope at the Horus booth at the shot show? This scope looked very promising, even for a bushnell, but no one knows about it or when it is coming out. Any Info? </div></div>
1 word....
<span style="font-size: 17pt">Prototype</span>
was looking at it at Mammoth.
Time will tell.
Re: Bushnell 3-21 with Horus Reticle Scope at Shot Sho
I would expect availability for the commercial market to be August or September. There are some nuances with the Horus reticle that need to be polished, but after that it should be GTG.
34 mm tube
27 mils elevation
Locking turrets
Side Focus 75 yds to inf
Probably looking at retail around $1400.
I would expect availability for the commercial market to be August or September. There are some nuances with the Horus reticle that need to be polished, but after that it should be GTG.
34 mm tube
27 mils elevation
Locking turrets
Side Focus 75 yds to inf
Probably looking at retail around $1400.
Re: Bushnell 3-21 with Horus Reticle Scope at Shot Sho
saw one, played with one, and now wanting one.
saw one, played with one, and now wanting one.
Re: Bushnell 3-21 with Horus Reticle Scope at Shot Sho
I borrowed and used the Bushnell scope in question at the Trainup and Cup last week on an AIAX .308. It was the HDMR 3.5-21 with the Horus H58 reticle.
The scope worked perfectly all week. 34MM tube, 26Mils of travel, front focal plane, locking turrets, focuses down to 25 yards. I used the scope for hold offs but also did a lot of dialing from 100 yards to 1000 yards repeatedly over the week.
The HDMR 3.5-21, which stands for Horus Designated Marksman Rifle, will be available around the end of May and will retail for around $1600. I'm told it will first be available through Horus Vision, and then other retailers.
The DMR 3.5-21, which stands for Designated Marksman Rifle, will have the new GAP reticle and I think, don't quote me, a regular mil-dot reticle, and will be offered a little later. There's a few things still needing to be worked out with this model. It will retail for around $1300
Everyone who looked through the scope was impressed. I would not hesitate to recommend this scope to anyone as a primary optic. I didn't baby the rifle package at all during the week. They both took some knocks in Jacob's mouse trap, or gallows, or maze, whatever it's called as well as the other stages that required movement.
Two thumbs up from my experience with the scope.
Here's what the Horus H58 reticle looks like.
I borrowed and used the Bushnell scope in question at the Trainup and Cup last week on an AIAX .308. It was the HDMR 3.5-21 with the Horus H58 reticle.
The scope worked perfectly all week. 34MM tube, 26Mils of travel, front focal plane, locking turrets, focuses down to 25 yards. I used the scope for hold offs but also did a lot of dialing from 100 yards to 1000 yards repeatedly over the week.
The HDMR 3.5-21, which stands for Horus Designated Marksman Rifle, will be available around the end of May and will retail for around $1600. I'm told it will first be available through Horus Vision, and then other retailers.
The DMR 3.5-21, which stands for Designated Marksman Rifle, will have the new GAP reticle and I think, don't quote me, a regular mil-dot reticle, and will be offered a little later. There's a few things still needing to be worked out with this model. It will retail for around $1300
Everyone who looked through the scope was impressed. I would not hesitate to recommend this scope to anyone as a primary optic. I didn't baby the rifle package at all during the week. They both took some knocks in Jacob's mouse trap, or gallows, or maze, whatever it's called as well as the other stages that required movement.
Two thumbs up from my experience with the scope.
Here's what the Horus H58 reticle looks like.
Re: Bushnell 3-21 with Horus Reticle Scope at Shot Sho
<div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: Tburkes</div><div class="ubbcode-body">I borrowed and used the Bushnell scope in question at the Trainup and Cup last week on an AIAX .308. It was the HDMR 3.5-21 with the Horus H58 reticle.
The scope worked perfectly all week. 34MM tube, 26Mils of travel, front focal plane, locking turrets, focuses down to 25 yards. I used the scope for hold offs but also did a lot of dialing from 100 yards to 1000 yards repeatedly over the week.
The HDMR 3.5-21, which stands for Horus Designated Marksman Rifle, will be available around the end of May and will retail for around $1600. I'm told it will first be available through Horus Vision, and then other retailers.
The DMR 3.5-21, which stands for Designated Marksman Rifle, will have the new GAP reticle and I think, don't quote me, a regular mil-dot reticle, and will be offered a little later. There's a few things still needing to be worked out with this model. It will retail for around $1300
Everyone who looked through the scope was impressed. I would not hesitate to recommend this scope to anyone as a primary optic. I didn't baby the rifle package at all during the week. They both took some knocks in Jacob's mouse trap, or gallows, or maze, whatever it's called as well as the other stages that required movement.
Two thumbs up from my experience with the scope.
Here's what the Horus H58 reticle looks like.
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Thanks for showing us the new Bushnell!
I've got a few questions for you.
Does it have Illumination? If so how much of the reticle lights up?
5 mil per rev knobs?
Zero stop?
Thanks
<div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: Tburkes</div><div class="ubbcode-body">I borrowed and used the Bushnell scope in question at the Trainup and Cup last week on an AIAX .308. It was the HDMR 3.5-21 with the Horus H58 reticle.
The scope worked perfectly all week. 34MM tube, 26Mils of travel, front focal plane, locking turrets, focuses down to 25 yards. I used the scope for hold offs but also did a lot of dialing from 100 yards to 1000 yards repeatedly over the week.
The HDMR 3.5-21, which stands for Horus Designated Marksman Rifle, will be available around the end of May and will retail for around $1600. I'm told it will first be available through Horus Vision, and then other retailers.
The DMR 3.5-21, which stands for Designated Marksman Rifle, will have the new GAP reticle and I think, don't quote me, a regular mil-dot reticle, and will be offered a little later. There's a few things still needing to be worked out with this model. It will retail for around $1300
Everyone who looked through the scope was impressed. I would not hesitate to recommend this scope to anyone as a primary optic. I didn't baby the rifle package at all during the week. They both took some knocks in Jacob's mouse trap, or gallows, or maze, whatever it's called as well as the other stages that required movement.
Two thumbs up from my experience with the scope.
Here's what the Horus H58 reticle looks like.
Thanks for showing us the new Bushnell!
I've got a few questions for you.
Does it have Illumination? If so how much of the reticle lights up?
5 mil per rev knobs?
Zero stop?
Thanks
Re: Bushnell 3-21 with Horus Reticle Scope at Shot Sho
You're welcome.
No Illumination
Correct on the five mils per rev.
No zero stop
You're welcome.
No Illumination
Correct on the five mils per rev.
No zero stop
Re: Bushnell 3-21 with Horus Reticle Scope at Shot Sho
*tag*
Wow, so many choices now. Got to add this scope to the list of scopes tugging at my heart.
*tag*
Wow, so many choices now. Got to add this scope to the list of scopes tugging at my heart.
Re: Bushnell 3-21 with Horus Reticle Scope at Shot Sho
<div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: Tburkes</div><div class="ubbcode-body">You're welcome.
No Illumination
Correct on the five mils per rev.
No zero stop </div></div>
Even so...it's still a great value,especially with the H-58.If those are the retail prices then the street prices are going to be very reasonable.
BTW,how would you rate the glass?
<div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: Tburkes</div><div class="ubbcode-body">You're welcome.
No Illumination
Correct on the five mils per rev.
No zero stop </div></div>
Even so...it's still a great value,especially with the H-58.If those are the retail prices then the street prices are going to be very reasonable.
BTW,how would you rate the glass?
Re: Bushnell 3-21 with Horus Reticle Scope at Shot Sho
I played with this scope at SHOT and man does it look promising!
I played with this scope at SHOT and man does it look promising!
Re: Bushnell 3-21 with Horus Reticle Scope at Shot Sho
The glass is very nice.
I was present at the Bash in the fall where a guy who has extensive experience looking through and using high end scopes made the comment after looking through it in the field, "the only glass I've seen better is the Hensoldt" Coming from this guy was impressive.
The glass is very nice.
I was present at the Bash in the fall where a guy who has extensive experience looking through and using high end scopes made the comment after looking through it in the field, "the only glass I've seen better is the Hensoldt" Coming from this guy was impressive.
Re: Bushnell 3-21 with Horus Reticle Scope at Shot Sho
Fwiw-I looked through this scope and through a S & B at the horus booth and thought the bushnell had better glass, now this was in the convention center, in artificial light. I have no clue how it would fair in low light conditions.
Fwiw-I looked through this scope and through a S & B at the horus booth and thought the bushnell had better glass, now this was in the convention center, in artificial light. I have no clue how it would fair in low light conditions.
Re: Bushnell 3-21 with Horus Reticle Scope at Shot Sho
<div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: Adam B</div><div class="ubbcode-body">Fwiw-I looked through this scope and through a S & B at the horus booth and thought the bushnell had better glass, now this was in the convention center, in artificial light. I have no clue how it would fair in low light conditions.</div></div>
if this thing ends up having better glass than a s&b for under $1500 they will be flying off the shelves, i wonder why they aren't going to make them with illumination as a option?
<div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: Adam B</div><div class="ubbcode-body">Fwiw-I looked through this scope and through a S & B at the horus booth and thought the bushnell had better glass, now this was in the convention center, in artificial light. I have no clue how it would fair in low light conditions.</div></div>
if this thing ends up having better glass than a s&b for under $1500 they will be flying off the shelves, i wonder why they aren't going to make them with illumination as a option?
Re: Bushnell 3-21 with Horus Reticle Scope at Shot Sho
Wow, scope companies have really started to step up their game in the last few years! Its good to see a few more options showing up at more affordable prices.
Wow, scope companies have really started to step up their game in the last few years! Its good to see a few more options showing up at more affordable prices.
Re: Bushnell 3-21 with Horus Reticle Scope at Shot Sho
There, originally, was an illuminated option. In the design of the H58, only certain aspects of the reticle are illuminated. A reticle that is illluminated and non-illuminated is built using two different processes: etch/fill and chromium deposition. The etch/fill portion is illuminated, however we found significant reflection off of the chromium deposition parts due to the ridges created on the top/bottom of the stadia by the deposition process. When you turned the illum up to 6-7 the whole reticle would "partially" illumiante and was not up to the standards that we had set or thought would be acceptable. Fortunately, the scope is designed for illumination, so when we perfect that process it will be in the line.
There, originally, was an illuminated option. In the design of the H58, only certain aspects of the reticle are illuminated. A reticle that is illluminated and non-illuminated is built using two different processes: etch/fill and chromium deposition. The etch/fill portion is illuminated, however we found significant reflection off of the chromium deposition parts due to the ridges created on the top/bottom of the stadia by the deposition process. When you turned the illum up to 6-7 the whole reticle would "partially" illumiante and was not up to the standards that we had set or thought would be acceptable. Fortunately, the scope is designed for illumination, so when we perfect that process it will be in the line.
Re: Bushnell 3-21 with Horus Reticle Scope at Shot Sho
<div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: Grendel 6.5</div><div class="ubbcode-body">There, originally, was an illuminated option. In the design of the H58, only certain aspects of the reticle are illuminated. A reticle that is illluminated and non-illuminated is built using two different processes: etch/fill and chromium deposition. The etch/fill portion is illuminated, however we found significant reflection off of the chromium deposition parts due to the ridges created on the top/bottom of the stadia by the deposition process. When you turned the illum up to 6-7 the whole reticle would "partially" illumiante and was not up to the standards that we had set or thought would be acceptable. Fortunately, the scope is designed for illumination, so when we perfect that process it will be in the line. </div></div>
Grendel 6.5 - you speak as if you are part of the design/QC team on this scope. Is this true or am I mis-interpretting your post?
<div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: Grendel 6.5</div><div class="ubbcode-body">There, originally, was an illuminated option. In the design of the H58, only certain aspects of the reticle are illuminated. A reticle that is illluminated and non-illuminated is built using two different processes: etch/fill and chromium deposition. The etch/fill portion is illuminated, however we found significant reflection off of the chromium deposition parts due to the ridges created on the top/bottom of the stadia by the deposition process. When you turned the illum up to 6-7 the whole reticle would "partially" illumiante and was not up to the standards that we had set or thought would be acceptable. Fortunately, the scope is designed for illumination, so when we perfect that process it will be in the line. </div></div>
Grendel 6.5 - you speak as if you are part of the design/QC team on this scope. Is this true or am I mis-interpretting your post?
Re: Bushnell 3-21 with Horus Reticle Scope at Shot Sho
You beat me to it ranger1183 I was going to ask the same thing.
This scope has been used at many matches over the last year or so, on a .338 Lapua Magnum, and hasn't failed yet.
In my opinion, with this type of offering from Bushnell, it's pretty clear that they are really serious about competing with anyone on the market, and are doing a great job of it. The opinion that so many have had over the years of Bushnell scopes being cheap in price and quality is ending, as far as the quality aspect is concerned.
I predict that their market share of the military/tactical scope world is about to start increasing.
Even if a guy has some of the high end glass, he probably has several rifles and may not be able to put the high end glass on all of his other rifles. You can just about buy three of these scopes for one of the top of the line scopes, and not give up much at all.
You beat me to it ranger1183 I was going to ask the same thing.
This scope has been used at many matches over the last year or so, on a .338 Lapua Magnum, and hasn't failed yet.
In my opinion, with this type of offering from Bushnell, it's pretty clear that they are really serious about competing with anyone on the market, and are doing a great job of it. The opinion that so many have had over the years of Bushnell scopes being cheap in price and quality is ending, as far as the quality aspect is concerned.
I predict that their market share of the military/tactical scope world is about to start increasing.
Even if a guy has some of the high end glass, he probably has several rifles and may not be able to put the high end glass on all of his other rifles. You can just about buy three of these scopes for one of the top of the line scopes, and not give up much at all.
Re: Bushnell 3-21 with Horus Reticle Scope at Shot Sho
Wow...illuminated version too. Now THAT is tempting.
Now I'm feeling all indecisive. Illuminated Bushnell with Horus, Nightforce Beast, S&B 3-20, and March 3-24....
Hmmm...can you guys at least do something about those ugly Bushnell turrets?
Wow...illuminated version too. Now THAT is tempting.
Now I'm feeling all indecisive. Illuminated Bushnell with Horus, Nightforce Beast, S&B 3-20, and March 3-24....
Hmmm...can you guys at least do something about those ugly Bushnell turrets?
Re: Bushnell 3-21 with Horus Reticle Scope at Shot Sho
So is this going to be a Bushnell branded scope or Horus? I ask because I curious on who takes care of any warranty work.
So is this going to be a Bushnell branded scope or Horus? I ask because I curious on who takes care of any warranty work.
Re: Bushnell 3-21 with Horus Reticle Scope at Shot Sho
I had no issues with the eye relief. In all honesty it's not as good as the Hensoldt, but I didn't compare it to the S&B.
CanPopper, LOL, I guess it's in the eye of the beholder. I like these over the Hensoldt turrets. I think they work great.
Robert, I'm not sure and won't even guess, I'll try to get an answer for you.
I had no issues with the eye relief. In all honesty it's not as good as the Hensoldt, but I didn't compare it to the S&B.
CanPopper, LOL, I guess it's in the eye of the beholder. I like these over the Hensoldt turrets. I think they work great.
Robert, I'm not sure and won't even guess, I'll try to get an answer for you.
Re: Bushnell 3-21 with Horus Reticle Scope at Shot Sho
<div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: RWSGunsmithing</div><div class="ubbcode-body">So is this going to be a Bushnell branded scope or Horus? I ask because I curious on who takes care of any warranty work. </div></div>
I'm guessing Bushnell as I have heard that other reticles (non Horus) will be available.
<div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: RWSGunsmithing</div><div class="ubbcode-body">So is this going to be a Bushnell branded scope or Horus? I ask because I curious on who takes care of any warranty work. </div></div>
I'm guessing Bushnell as I have heard that other reticles (non Horus) will be available.
Re: Bushnell 3-21 with Horus Reticle Scope at Shot Sho
I am glad to see everybody is coming around, bushnell is the only major company i see currently that is actively following what the civilian markets needs/wants. they have great ffp mil/mil rifle scopes/spotting scopes. They also have a set of reasonable priced rangefinding binos.
Bushnell currently has there shit together and i absolutely love the 3 bushnell ffp scopes i have (especially considering what they cost).
Can't wait till the 3-21 comes out with the gap mil reticle, i doubt it will get the hype the viper pst did but it will be much better i think, hell it will probably be nicer than the vortex razor.
I am glad to see everybody is coming around, bushnell is the only major company i see currently that is actively following what the civilian markets needs/wants. they have great ffp mil/mil rifle scopes/spotting scopes. They also have a set of reasonable priced rangefinding binos.
Bushnell currently has there shit together and i absolutely love the 3 bushnell ffp scopes i have (especially considering what they cost).
Can't wait till the 3-21 comes out with the gap mil reticle, i doubt it will get the hype the viper pst did but it will be much better i think, hell it will probably be nicer than the vortex razor.
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Re: Bushnell 3-21 with Horus Reticle Scope at Shot Sho
what the point of dialing with the horus reticle, isn't this supposed to preclude needing to dail the range?? and thus the need for a ton of scope travel??
what the point of dialing with the horus reticle, isn't this supposed to preclude needing to dail the range?? and thus the need for a ton of scope travel??
Re: Bushnell 3-21 with Horus Reticle Scope at Shot Sho
Oh to the Great Bushnell Reticle Gods, please make the Horus Vision H-27 reticle an option!
Oh to the Great Bushnell Reticle Gods, please make the Horus Vision H-27 reticle an option!
Re: Bushnell 3-21 with Horus Reticle Scope at Shot Sho
Anyone have any info on the weight of this scope?
Anyone have any info on the weight of this scope?
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Seems impossible the glass would be that good for this price, but I am certainly willing to entertain the thought!
Seems impossible the glass would be that good for this price, but I am certainly willing to entertain the thought!
Re: Bushnell 3-21 with Horus Reticle Scope at Shot Sho
This has me putting off any scope purchase at this moment.
Ive been wanting to try a Horus reticle and with the current prices on other quality scopes using one, I have been waiting to see if an affordable option that retains a high quality level would come along.
Looks like this might be it.
This has me putting off any scope purchase at this moment.
Ive been wanting to try a Horus reticle and with the current prices on other quality scopes using one, I have been waiting to see if an affordable option that retains a high quality level would come along.
Looks like this might be it.
Re: Bushnell 3-21 with Horus Reticle Scope at Shot Sho
<div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: ranger1183</div><div class="ubbcode-body">Oh to the Great Bushnell Reticle Gods, please make the Horus Vision H-27 reticle an option!
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Also another prayer to the Great Bushnell Knob Gods. 10 MIL knobs for 2012!
<div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: ranger1183</div><div class="ubbcode-body">Oh to the Great Bushnell Reticle Gods, please make the Horus Vision H-27 reticle an option!
Also another prayer to the Great Bushnell Knob Gods. 10 MIL knobs for 2012!
Re: Bushnell 3-21 with Horus Reticle Scope at Shot Sho
yeah - nice scope! i think this will go perfectly on my POF 308! BTW, i used to own a horus hawk, and personally I feel that around 6x is where you can start to use the finer markings in the reticle. But that's just my experience with it.
yeah - nice scope! i think this will go perfectly on my POF 308! BTW, i used to own a horus hawk, and personally I feel that around 6x is where you can start to use the finer markings in the reticle. But that's just my experience with it.
Re: Bushnell 3-21 with Horus Reticle Scope at Shot Sho
Here's some more info on the scope.
http://www.horusvision.com/hdmrh58.php
Here's some more info on the scope.
http://www.horusvision.com/hdmrh58.php
Re: Bushnell 3-21 with Horus Reticle Scope at Shot Sho
I have recently purchased the Bushnell DMR (otherwise known as the Horus HDMR) from Horus last week (along with 21 other people). We have all put about 1000 rounds through guns while using the optic.
It does in fact have the H58 reticle in it. Let me tell you, It is a very nice piece of glass, and if your military, you can order it from Horus vision right now.
The glass has very good clarity. The turrets adjust nicely and lock which is great when zeroing your optic. The parrallax clears out really nicely as well. The reticle mils out correctly to targets. No problems what so ever.
What is really great, if you are military, you get an awesome piece of glass for 1/3 the cost of a S&B, and less than half the price of a Leupold, and like I mentioned, its very durable.
I have recently purchased the Bushnell DMR (otherwise known as the Horus HDMR) from Horus last week (along with 21 other people). We have all put about 1000 rounds through guns while using the optic.
It does in fact have the H58 reticle in it. Let me tell you, It is a very nice piece of glass, and if your military, you can order it from Horus vision right now.
The glass has very good clarity. The turrets adjust nicely and lock which is great when zeroing your optic. The parrallax clears out really nicely as well. The reticle mils out correctly to targets. No problems what so ever.
What is really great, if you are military, you get an awesome piece of glass for 1/3 the cost of a S&B, and less than half the price of a Leupold, and like I mentioned, its very durable.
Re: Bushnell 3-21 with Horus Reticle Scope at Shot Sho
Are they gone or can they still be purchased? We want 4?
Are they gone or can they still be purchased? We want 4?
Re: Bushnell 3-21 with Horus Reticle Scope at Shot Sho
I've always been amazed by horus reticles!
I've always been amazed by horus reticles!
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Does anyone actually answer the phone at Horus? How do you get in touch with them? Are they really a company? Should I call Bushnell?
Does anyone actually answer the phone at Horus? How do you get in touch with them? Are they really a company? Should I call Bushnell?
Re: Bushnell 3-21 with Horus Reticle Scope at Shot Sho
<div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: toddconley</div><div class="ubbcode-body">Does anyone actually answer the phone at Horus? How do you get in touch with them? Are they really a company? Should I call Bushnell? </div></div>
I love the Horus Vision system and have owned, at one time of another, all most all of their scopes. Having said that, frankly I'd recommend you talk to Bushnell.
<div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: toddconley</div><div class="ubbcode-body">Does anyone actually answer the phone at Horus? How do you get in touch with them? Are they really a company? Should I call Bushnell? </div></div>
I love the Horus Vision system and have owned, at one time of another, all most all of their scopes. Having said that, frankly I'd recommend you talk to Bushnell.
Re: Bushnell 3-21 with Horus Reticle Scope at Shot Sho
Could u explain the system? I would like to have one myself?
Could u explain the system? I would like to have one myself?
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Holy Cow! Only $849 for a Bushnell Horus whose glass quality is almost as good as S&B and Hendsoldt?
Anyone looking to make a quick buck?
Holy Cow! Only $849 for a Bushnell Horus whose glass quality is almost as good as S&B and Hendsoldt?
Anyone looking to make a quick buck?
Re: Bushnell 3-21 with Horus Reticle Scope at Shot Sho
<div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: ranger1183</div><div class="ubbcode-body"><div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: toddconley</div><div class="ubbcode-body">Does anyone actually answer the phone at Horus? How do you get in touch with them? Are they really a company? Should I call Bushnell? </div></div>
I love the Horus Vision system and have owned, at one time of another, all most all of their scopes. Having said that, frankly I'd recommend you talk to Bushnell. </div></div>
You and I feel the same!
<div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: ranger1183</div><div class="ubbcode-body"><div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: toddconley</div><div class="ubbcode-body">Does anyone actually answer the phone at Horus? How do you get in touch with them? Are they really a company? Should I call Bushnell? </div></div>
I love the Horus Vision system and have owned, at one time of another, all most all of their scopes. Having said that, frankly I'd recommend you talk to Bushnell. </div></div>
You and I feel the same!
Re: Bushnell 3-21 with Horus Reticle Scope at Shot Sho
just an FYI guys, unless you have an active military ID they will not sell the scopes to you
just an FYI guys, unless you have an active military ID they will not sell the scopes to you
Re: Bushnell 3-21 with Horus Reticle Scope at Shot Sho
Guys,
Horus is selling a limited amount of these scopes(around 200)with an H58 reticle in it for military personnel. The sale is conducted through Horus, but as stated previously, active military ID is necessary.
Guys,
Horus is selling a limited amount of these scopes(around 200)with an H58 reticle in it for military personnel. The sale is conducted through Horus, but as stated previously, active military ID is necessary.
Re: Bushnell 3-21 with Horus Reticle Scope at Shot Sho
More importantly,
as advertised for educational/ research purposes, no warranty or up grade will be available to these promo scopes
More importantly,
as advertised for educational/ research purposes, no warranty or up grade will be available to these promo scopes
Re: Bushnell 3-21 with Horus Reticle Scope at Shot Sho
<div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: SingleShot85</div><div class="ubbcode-body">More importantly,
as advertised for educational/ research purposes, no warranty or up grade will be available to these promo scopes</div></div>
I just read the same thing....hmmm.
<div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: SingleShot85</div><div class="ubbcode-body">More importantly,
as advertised for educational/ research purposes, no warranty or up grade will be available to these promo scopes</div></div>
I just read the same thing....hmmm.
