Product Description
20-60x60 WP Spotting Scope
| List Price: | $264.40 |
| Price: |
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Product Details
- Amazon Sales Rank: #51625 in Sports & Outdoors
- Size: One Size
- Color: Green
- Brand: Barska
- Model: AD11284
- Released on: 2009-03-11
- Number of items: 1
- Dimensions: 6.50" h x 3.11" w x 15.51" l, 1.54 pounds
Features
- Soft carrying case
- Premium hard case
- Panhead lever tripod
- 100% Waterproof
- Limited lifetime warranty
- 100 percent waterproof and fogproof; shock-absorbing armor
- Angled spotting scope with 20-60x magnification and 60mm objective lens
- Comes with soft and hard carrying cases; weighs 2.86 pounds
- Glare-reducing extendable sunshade; includes panhead lever tripod
- Multicoated optics deliver crisp, clear views even in low light conditions
Amazon.com
Blackhawk spotters set the standard for portability, optical performance, and value, and this 20-60x60 angled scope is no exception. The Blackhawk offers a variable 20x to 60x magnification range, allowing you to lock on to your subject and zoom in for greater detail--an essential trait for the hunter, target shooter, birder, or outdoor naturalist. The scope's multicoated optics and large 60mm objective lens, meanwhile, deliver crisp, clear views, ensuring a performance that soars beyond your expectations. And the Blackhawk spotter is 100 percent waterproof and fogproof, with a shock-absorbing armor helping it hold up to rough conditions. Other details include a glare-reducing extendable sunshade, a panhead lever tripod, and both soft and hard carrying cases. Blackhawk spotters are backed by Barska's limited lifetime warranty.
Specifications:
- Magnification: 20 to 60x
- Objective lens: 60mm
- Waterproof: Yes
- Fogproof: Yes
- Prism type: Porro
- Prism glass: BaK-4
- Eyepiece system: Angled
- Exit pupil: 3mm @ 20x; 1mm @ 60x
- Field of view: 91 feet @ 1,000 yards (20x); 45 feet @ 1,000 yards (60x)
- Close focus: 23 feet
- Eye relief: 18mm @ 20x; 15mm @ 60x
- Length: 14.86 inches
- Weight: 2.86 pounds
- Warranty: Limited lifetime
About Barska
Barska is a worldwide sport optics company with strong brand recognition within the optics industry, with corporate offices in La Verne, California, and warehouses and distribution centers in La Verne and Shanghai, China. Barska offers an extensive line of precision sport optics products, such as binoculars, riflescopes, spotting scopes, and telescopes. The product range has been designed and built with the latest optical technology, allowing users to enjoy all their favorite leisure time outdoor activities, including bird watching, outdoor observation, hunting, fishing, stargazing, concerts, and sporting events.
Customer Reviews
Most helpful customer reviews
22 of 23 people found the following review helpful.
By shoe
You get what you pay for.
As others have said it does come in a nice hardcase and a seperate soft case. The tripod is decent. My issue is with the lens. If your looking to hunt game and its large like a deer and you just want a closer view of the target then this is the one for you. If your wanting to site in your rifle at different ranges and want to be able to see your hits on the paper from 100 or more yards, this may disapoint. This scope totaly loses its clarity beyond 55 power and starts to struggle at 50.
I was really hoping this scope would reduce my trips back and forth to view my shots as shooting ranges are extremely limited here and lines develope quickly when your shooting. If you can afford to spend 50.00 bucks more for a better product do it...
15 of 15 people found the following review helpful.
By RANGEMAN
I was looking for a scope I could use at my range when shooting my ak-47 and ar-15 and other guns. I really didnt want to spend a ton of money but at the same time didnt want to buy junk. I am a once and done type of buyer. I read almost all reviews on this scope and no one really answered the questions i wanted to know and if they did answer them someone else had and exact oposite thing to say. I wanted something that i could see my shots on paper at 25,50,100,200 yards, with my experience with this scope it works GREAT for the 25,50,100 yard, it focuses in very nice and clear. at 200 yards it is somewhat harder to see the shots on white paper but it is possible. I found that if i use the black targets that glow when the bullet hits them i have no problem seeing where I hit, for me this is not a problem for the price point.. I really dont shoot 200 yard that offten. some reviews read that they didnt have a problem seeing the bullet holes at 300 yards, from my experience with this scope that just is not true. If you want to shoot over 200 yards i dont think this is the scope for you. when it comes to hunting i also think this scope is perfect for my area. I live in Ohio so there is not miles and miles of open land nor is it extrmly hilly so i have no problem counting the points on a buck 400 to 500 yards away. The scope seems to appear well made. The hard case it came in is nice and does what it is made for. I would recommend this scope to anyone who plans on doing what I am doing with it. If you want the absolute best picture and clarity then break out your wallet and spend double the price.... I give the scope an A- overall so it gets 4 stars for me. I would buy it again.
P.S. If you plan on just target shooting with this scope BUY THE STRAIGHT SCOPE, NOT THE ANGLED. I picked up the angled because i also hunt with it,not just target shoot. God Bless
8 of 8 people found the following review helpful.
By Brad
I purchased this scope primarily for checking targets at the shooting range. I not only find it adequate, but it slightly exceeds my expectations. True, the scope is not "hefty", but it doesn't have that "empty beer can" feel either. The glass is better than most sub-$100 scopes and I can clearly dial in 100-150yrds during the day (this is easily beyond my visual aiming acuity without a rifle scope). Easy to operate adjustments and comfortable angled eyepiece. My only ding is for short eye-relief, but hey, it is what it is. The tripod isn't great, but it's metallic and seems serviceable for sitting on the range bench. (For any other type of scope viewing activity, I would probably use my higher quality Manfrotto tripod or monopod). The carrying case is cheapy, but as long as you don't bang it around or shoot it, it should be ok for storage and transport. The soft case is a nice plus for easier portability.
For all the marginal reviews on this scope, all I can think is that some folks were expecting a $500-$1000 unit for $100+/-. I find that you generally get what you pay for. For the money, if you're an average Joe/Joanne target shooter and/or an aspiring nature watcher, this unit does just fine.
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