Bushnell Announces New Elite Tactical XRS II Rifle Scopes

Bushnell‘s new line of Elite Tactical XRS II rifle scopes are designed for the long range shooter. Their premium 4.5-30×50 glass comes in a variety of reticle and color combinations designed to look good and let you reach out and touch something 1000+ yards away. MSRPs are $3,150 (the illuminated reticle model is $140 more). Here’s their press release . . .

Bushnell Announces New Elite Tactical XRS II

New Bushnell Elite Tactical Delivers Extreme Long Range Precision

OVERLAND PARK, Kansas – November 15, 2017 – Bushnell, an industry leader in high-performance optical solutions, announces an enhanced level of precision and performance with a new Elite Tactical flagship riflescope – the XRS II.

Delivery of precise rounds at extreme distances requires skills honed through rigorous practice. It also demands optics that are crafted to be precision tools. The XRS II is crafted to the most exacting standards to lead the Elite Tactical line of precision optics and perform at distances that were once unimaginable.

Delivering stunning edge-to-edge clarity in any condition with ED Prime glass, plus an impressive 4.5-30x zoom and wide 50mm objective lens, the XRS II is purpose-built to easily acquire targets more than 1,000 yards distant. Water, fog, dust and debris are no match for the exclusive, patented, EXO Barrier protective lens coating.

The XRS II comes with a removable Throw Lever for quick magnification changes and features a locking diopter that won’t budge.

Available in grey, black and flat dark earth with the Bushnell exclusive G3 reticle, the XRS II is also available in Horus H59 reticle and TRMR3 reticle configurations.

Bushnell, a Vista Outdoor brand, is one of the most recognizable and trusted names in precision hunting, tactical and recreational optics and accessories. For more information, visit http://bushnell.com/all-products/rifle-scopes/xrs-ii.

 

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    • I know that Bushnell made crappy Chinese scopes for a lot of years, but in past ~5 or so they’ve stepped up their game and have a pretty full range of scopes. I think the glass on these is made in Japan (I have an older XRS, and it was made in Japan) and IMO matches up with pretty much anything out there. That said, I totally understand the desire to own a US Optics or Nightforce or whatever if you’re dropping $3k+ on a scope.

      • The ERS FDE 3.5 x21 G2 that’s crammed in my bag is also Japanese glass. It’s decent, but NightForce, US Optics, and S&B are better. Nice magnification range, though. And it’s built like a tank.

  4. Overland Park is like Beverly Hills. A bunch of Uber wealthy fat cats. I wouldn’t pay 3K for a Chinese made scope knowing it feeds that beast.
    Buy American.

  5. Would expect a 56mm objective for that coin…you know for a little more light gathering. I’m pretty sure optics have plateaued in terms of light transmission/ clarity, so is their 50mm offering, especially at 30x power, going to really set a new bar for performance. Thanks, but I’ll wait for eval and reviews to reveal things that are probably already benchmarked at higher performance level by other competitors. For less than the price of one of these, I was able to acquire 2 new Steiner TX5i’s with promo throw levers and Tenebraex flip covers…and newer ones had (ve) promos with Spuhr mounts.

    Not banging on Bushnell, but some big claims they’re making and they’re playing in some big kid sandboxes now with the claims.

  6. I have to stay away from bushnell. I had a range finder 5 years old and they failed in there warrenty. No could fix, offered to sell me another one. The range finder was plus $300.00 cost. Not again for me other scopes are warrenty better, just saying

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