What surprised me further was the level of CA control and contrast available in that sweet spot as well. I like that that Bushnell have offered these in both standard black and a camo option and is a good sign that these are not only aimed at general users, but wildlife enthusiasts and hunters as well. Out of the box the Bushnell Legend Ultra HD Monocular comes with a semi-ridged, padded oversized case, which is better than most of the cases I have seen optics come with. Equipped with our best ED Prime fluorite glass, the optical performance of this monocular will show you ever detail at a 10x magnification.

The Legend 10x42 Ultra HD Monocular features our top of the line ED Prime glass, Bak-4 prisms, fully multi-coated lenses with our Ultra Wide Band coating and Rainguard HD to deliver a truly premium viewing experience. The Bushnell Legend Ultra-HD has three key ingredients that make it so: ED (Extra-low Dispersion) prime glass which produces a colour tuned, high resolution image. The back of the hole is dark so it provided a nice opportunity to not only compare in terms of apparent sharpness but also contrast and CA control (black hole on silver colored feeder).This patented, permanent, water-repellent coating causes moisture from rain, snow, sleet and condensation to bead up and scatter less light, so you get a clear, bright view when other optics would be rendered useless.

with those long, long legs, she spread her wings for a brief moment to help maintain her position on the branch. Since their release, Bushnell have updated the series and you can now get the Legend Ultra HD in the mid-sized 8x36, 10x36 configurations and the compact 10x25mm roof prism models. All Bushnell needs now is to include a compass/range finder/decoder ring, of TS(Top Shelf) black onyx/tiger's eye for the Legend and mystic BQ(Buddha quality)jade for the discerning Elite owner in a quinella par excellence. Ashton Little reviews have suggested this is a great product and we have therefore chosen to list this as one of our lines. On the side is a belt clip for quickly securing it for hands-free and carry yet being quickly accessible.I've seemed to notice somewhat of a trend in that a lot of the less expensive ED glass has a narrow FOV. The Legend Ultra HD 10x42 monocular is built to give you an amazing optical experience in a convenient and compact package.

those in the following table are courtesy of the Bushnell spokesman who looked them up and provided them to us. On a shorter rifle it may look a little overbearing, but for what I receive in enhanced magnification that is the least of my concerns. Its high magnification of 10x and high quality optics enables the viewers to meet the expectations from the monocular. Lenses are protected by our new ultra-effective Rainguard® HD for the clearest possible view in the face of foul weather or condensation from your own misguided breath.Happily by contrast the one provided here on the Bushnell Legend Ultra HD 10x42 monocular offers just the right amount of give, to our mind, allowing for both swift and moreover accurate adjustments on the fly.

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News is a tad long in the tooth w/the latest review I found being on the gold ring Leupold from May 2006 and an article questioning roofs at 500 clams using the Zeiss Diafun 8 X30 as an example that discounted for 350 bucks when still available as NOS. While this seems like part of the rail, it actually rests on the pad of the palm of your hand, adding comfort and stability while glassing. To keep the lenses clear even in the rain, we coated them with our Rainguard HD coating to repel water so you can see clearly when other optics wouldn't. Please register for an account to take part in the discussions in the forum, post your pictures in the gallery and more. That being said I've seemed to notice somewhat of a trend in that a lot of the less expensive ED glass has a narrow FOV.