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Posted By: Castle_Rock Bushnell LRHS 4-18 - 03/10/19
I have a chance to buy one of these for a reasonably good price
Are they a reliable scope for dialing and long range use?
Posted By: cowman Re: Bushnell LRHS 4-18 - 03/10/19
Yes
Posted By: Vic_in_Va Re: Bushnell LRHS 4-18 - 03/10/19
It is regularly recommended and from what I gather, as reliable as a NF or SWFA. That's good company.
Posted By: Beaver10 Re: Bushnell LRHS 4-18 - 03/10/19
I own a NF NXS, SWFA 5-20 hd and Bushnell LRHSi scopes. The Bushnell has the best glass clarity of the three manufacturers.
Yes, if the deal is good...I would buy it. 😎
Posted By: huntsman22 Re: Bushnell LRHS 4-18 - 03/10/19
Contrary to what some think, they're actually worth it at full retail......
Posted By: MontanaMan Re: Bushnell LRHS 4-18 - 03/10/19
Bring your wheels, that's a 27 oz, 14.2" long scope.

MM
Posted By: huntsman22 Re: Bushnell LRHS 4-18 - 03/10/19
as if anything comparable ain't?
Posted By: sdgunslinger Re: Bushnell LRHS 4-18 - 03/10/19
always wanted a 3x12 version , but waited too long


cant believe they discontinued those scopes............
Posted By: balew6254 Re: Bushnell LRHS 4-18 - 03/10/19
GA Precision recently received another shipment and may still have some left for $750.
Posted By: huntsman22 Re: Bushnell LRHS 4-18 - 03/10/19
Originally Posted by sdgunslinger
always wanted a 3x12 version , but waited too long


cant believe they discontinued those scopes............



GAP still has the 3-12's at $1299...... but the 4.5-18's just in, are long gone.
Posted By: Whttail_in_MT Re: Bushnell LRHS 4-18 - 03/10/19
Originally Posted by sdgunslinger
always wanted a 3x12 version , but waited too long


cant believe they discontinued those scopes............

There's one listed in the Classifieds.
Posted By: 1Akshooter Re: Bushnell LRHS 4-18 - 03/10/19
I have the 4.5-18 version and use it at the range on a Tikka T3X Superlite 6.5 Creedmoor. It is a lot of scope and will do about any thing a long range hunting rifle would need to do. It is not really needed for the hunting I do in Alaska and it is also heavy at 28 ounces. The 2-12 version is almost as heavy and I see no advantage with it over the 4.5-18. If it was lighter, like around 20 ounces I would scoop one up.

Lots of guys have no issue packing 30 ounce scopes around, I personal don't care for it.
Posted By: kk alaska Re: Bushnell LRHS 4-18 - 03/10/19
Lot rather have this at 19 ounces

https://www.swfa.com/swfa-ss-hd-3-9x42-tactical-30mm-riflescope.html
Posted By: OutdoorAg Re: Bushnell LRHS 4-18 - 03/11/19
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The 2-12 version is almost as heavy and I see no advantage with it over the 4.5-18.


"See no advantage"...Pun intended?


Eye box is the reason for the 2-12.


Super, super easy to get behind. Makes me chuckle thinking of all the scopes I've owned that require the neck wiggle to get a good picture. The 2-12 is just "right".


I'd pay full price for the 2-12 before buying the 4-18 on sale. IMO.
Posted By: JGRaider Re: Bushnell LRHS 4-18 - 03/11/19
I've got both the 2-12x and 4-18x. Love 'em both, but at 18x it is a touch finicky, but not near as bad as most others. Was out today with the 6.5 CTR and 4.5-18 launching 147 ELDM's at 2700fps. When the wind is cooperating like it was today it is downright cheating out to 600 yds (as far as our range goes). I've got the 2-12x on the T3X.

I've mentioned this before but for me, I much prefer the low profile elevation turret and capped windage overr the SWFA's. The glass is a step up too IMO.
Posted By: Hondo64d Re: Bushnell LRHS 4-18 - 03/11/19
Originally Posted by sdgunslinger
always wanted a 3x12 version , but waited too long


cant believe they discontinued those scopes............


The 3-12 LRTSi is a fine substitute....

https://www.bushnell.com/products/r...elite-tactical-lrts-riflescopes-3-12x44/

John
Posted By: Castle_Rock Re: Bushnell LRHS 4-18 - 04/22/19
I pushed the button and couldn’t be happier with my choice [Linked Image]
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