|
Barska BlackBlackhawk 18-36x50 Waterproof Angled Spotting Scope w/Tripod & Soft Carry Case | 
 enlarge | Brand: Barska
Category: Photography
Buy New: See price in cart
New (4)
Rating:  2 reviews
Sales Rank: 1875
Media: Electronics
Shipping Weight (lbs): 3.3
Dimensions (in): 12.5 x 6.6 x 3
MPN: AD10348
Model: AD10348
UPC: 790272976393
EAN: 0790272976393
ASIN: B000BY66JO
Availability: Usually ships in 1-2 business days
| |
| Features:
| | Complete waterproof and fogproof protection for all weather conditions | | | Variable zoom magnifications from 18x-36x for different applications with a glare reducing sun-shade | | | Multi-coated optics and massive objective lens increases light gathering ability thus delivering brighter images in low light conditions | | | Ergonomically designed with shock-absorbing rubber armor for maximum protection and enhancing overall handling | | | Convenient and portable as includes tripod and soft carrying case |
|
| Similar Items:
|
| Editorial Reviews:
Product Description
Barska 18 - 36x50 mm Waterproof Blackhawk Spotting Scope. Big name quality, big time VALUE! Cheap equipment just doesn't cut it. But the Barska Blackhawk 18-36x50 mm Spotting Scope gives you a great price on full-function features you'd normally pay BIG bucks to get. Engineered with unsurpassed optical performance and durability by those who understand the harsh hunting conditions scopes have to endure. Designed for the discriminating hunters who demand only the best, this Blackhawk is the best value in its class. Zoom in on the features: Big 50 mm objective increases light gathering ability for brighter images in low-light conditions; Multi-coated optics maximize light transmission for superior brightness and clarity; Powerful zoom provides 18-36x magnification; 137-100 ft F.O.V. @ 1,000 yds.... close focus: 23 ft; Complete waterproof protection is ideal for all-weather conditions; Long 20-17 mm eye relief and flip-down eyecups are perfect for glasses and non-glasses wearers alike; Rubber armor designed to protect and absorb shock; Quality pan-head tripod; Soft-side case included; Approx. 12", 3 1/3 lb. Spot your target without killing your budget. Order Today! Barska 18-36x50 mm Waterproof Blackhawk Spotting Scope
|
| Customer Reviews:
 good for the money November 10, 2008
J. Steiner (Orrville, OH)
1 out of 1 found this review helpful
I bought this scope for use on a 100 yd rifle range to spot bullet holes from .22 - 50 caliber. It's clarity and brightness at 100 yds. is good. Considering it's price , you could say very good. A fellow shooter said it compared with his much more expensive Leupold. We didn't do a side by side comparison, so I don't know about that. It is simple enough to set up and focus. Included tripod is light weight and nothing to brag about but I expected that. It's usable on the bench. The soft case is nice with a divider to separate the scope from the tripod. I've only used it about 4 times, so I can't say anything about it's durability. For my intended purpose it works well and I would recommend it for similar usage.
 a great scope for air rifle competition October 17, 2007
D. Dang (Hawaii)
6 out of 6 found this review helpful
I coach a high school air rifle team and was looking for an inexpensive shooting scope when I came across this little gem. While the name sounds vaguely eastern European, this scope is actually made in China. The scope has a lightweight but sturdy fiber-reinforced composite body and a back housing that is encased in a generous layer of rubber for shock protection. A hard plastic cap screws on to protect the eyepiece and a hard plastic dust cover friction fits into the front to protect the objective lens. An extendable sunshade is a nice and useful touch.
The magnification is perfect for shooting competition targets at ten meters. (Be careful when comparison shopping as many spotting scopes won't focus down this close.) We use it at the lowest 18x power setting and can see the whole target sheet while still viewing the individual bullseyes and pellet holes clearly. Like nearly all inexpensive scopes, the higher power settings are less useful as the picture darkens considerably and distortion around the edges becomes apparent. If you are looking for a scope for long range shooting or viewing, one with a larger objective lens would probably be a better choice.
Eye relief is good. Many inexpensive and compact variable power scopes have either a very short eye relief or a small field of view in order to save on the cost of manufacturing the lens elements in the eyepiece. With this scope, you don't have to tickle the lens with your eyelashes in order the see the entire field of view.
The only knock that I have on this setup is with the case and tripod that come with the set. The case doesn't offer much protection and the tripod is too small and lightweight to be useful. But then again, our school was able to purchase four of these scopes for the same price as a single "name brand" shooting scope with similar features. While I can't vouch for its long term durability this scope is perfect for what we use it for. If it lasts for four seasons of shooting, I would consider it a great value.
|
|
|
Powered by Associate-O-Matic
| |
