Product Description
Simmons ProSport Spotting Scope 20-60X 60 Black 841101
Simmons Spotting Scope w/Black Rubber Armor Finish
The Simmons' ProSport Series of Spotting Scopes is possibly the best value in the market today. Featuring optical performance that is equal to, or better than any competitor's product line. The ProSport series also offers the protection of waterproof and armored construction as well as a hard shell case, tripod and tripod case.
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Product Details
- Size: 0
- Color: Black
- Brand: Simmons
- Model: 841101
- Released on: 2010-02-05
- Number of items: 1
- Dimensions: 12.00" h x 6.75" w x 20.25" l, .0 pounds
Features
- Spotting scope with 20 to 60x magnification and 60mm objective lenses
- High-quality BK7 prisms with fully coated optics for bright, sharp images
- Rubber armor coating for improved grip and superior protection
- 100-percent waterproof and fogproof; includes hard-shell aluminum case
- Matte black finish; measures 14 inches long and weighs 28.7 pounds
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Featuring fully coated optics and a rugged waterproof housing, the Simmons 20-60x60 spotting scope delivers targeting results in full brilliance almost as fast as you can punch holes. The powerful, lightweight scope is equipped with high-quality BK7 prisms that work in tandem with the fully coated optics to produce bright, sharp images in full detail. The scope's rubber armor, meanwhile, not only protects the body but also helps you grip the scope in nasty weather. Finally, the scope is nitrogen-purged and O-ring sealed, creating a fully fogproof and waterproof performance whether you're in the field, at the shooting range, or on a hillside viewing wildlife. The scope comes with a hard-shell aluminum case, soft case, and tripod.
Specifications:
- Finish: Rubber armor, matte
- Magnification: 20 to 60x
- Objective lens: 60mm
- Field of view: 99 feet @ 1,000 yards
- Eye relief: 17mm
- Exit pupil: 3mm
- Short focus: 26 feet
- Prisms: BK7
- Length: 14 inches
- Weight: 27.8 ounces
About Simmons
Hunters and sportsmen have looked to Simmons for more than 25 years for extraordinary optical innovation and rugged durability. Simmons' line of riflescopes not only deliver spot-on accuracy, innovative features, and enviable performance, but they're also built to last an untold number of hunts, helping them outperform all other scopes in their class. Simmons is headquartered in Overland Park, Kansas.
Customer Reviews
Most helpful customer reviews
18 of 18 people found the following review helpful.
By 41 Mag shooter
I replaced a weaker Bushnell scope I'd had since I'm shooting at much farther ranges now. I've been very happy with the Simmons rifle scopes I own & have had occasion to require customer service which was outstanding. Simmons may not be considered as hi-caliber an optic as some brands or models costing ten times as much, but for the shooter or hunter who hits the range a few times a month or hunts a few times a year, they're a great value that you won't be afraid to take into the field. I've been happy with all Simmons products I've come in contact with.
This scope was shipped very quickly & came in a hard case, with a soft case for field carry in hunting applications. The front lens cap has a compass built in (a handy feature if you take it hunting). The image is crisp, bright & clear out to the 300 yards I've used it at so far. I'm going to try to get out to a 1000 yard rage, but not possible at this point. The tripod includes a quick detachable head which really makes set-up & take-down a breeze. I don't believe you'll find a better scope within this price range from any vendor & recommend it highly to anyone on-the-fence about making a purchase.
15 of 15 people found the following review helpful.
By Douglas
I needed a spotting scope for making my time at the rifle range more than just about slinging lead -- but I didn't want to spend a ton of money. At my local sporting goods/outdoor store, the Simmons Blazer 20-60x60 was the best apparent compromise in price, magnification power and objective lens size. It was a bonus that it came with a tripod.
First, the included tripod is junk. It's too cheap and lacks the stability to make me comfortable with the scope on top of it. I'm constantly worried that it's going to wobble over and cause the scope to break. It only took using it two or three times before I spent another $25 on a table-top tripod from Slik.
Second, even though the objective lens is a 60mm glass, it doesn't let in as much light as you would expect. My 10x42 rifle scope is far brighter.
Aside from this, considering the money spent the scope does exactly what I need it to do. I'm NOW able to easily see .223 sized holes in the target paper at 100 yards and can even make out .308 & .30-06 sized holes in the target paper at 200 yards. It saves a great deal of time being able to review my shots from the firing line instead of having to walk down to the targets to review each string of fire.
9 of 10 people found the following review helpful.
By Steve M
I bought a Barska Benchmark 25-125x88 from Overstock. It was cheaply made and got so blurry, that the .22 bullet hole at 165 yds was not visable. So I returned it thinking maybe some defect. When the replacement arrived, same thing. So it went back and I got refunded the $113. No charges for the returns. Thank you.
This Simmions is a much better scope,you can tell just by picking it up. From one end to the other. Much better tripod that adjusts, someting the Barska didn't. Along with a nice bag and hard case. And it was even cheeper than the "Blurry Barska Benchmark" (say that 3 times fast....LOL.) The .22 hole is now visable at 165 yds.
:)
Buy the Simmions instead of the Barska.
Yours truley;
The 165yd plunker.
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