Bushnell Prime Spotting Scope - 20-60x65mm Angled Eyepiece Porro Prism BlackBushnell$329.95
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Bushnell
The Bushnell Forge spotting scope is a 20–60x80mm angled eyepiece optic built for hunters, long-range shooters, and glassing enthusiasts who need serious magnification and light-gathering power in a packable format. The 80mm objective lens and variable magnification up to 60x let you punch through distance and resolve details on game, steel, or terrain that a riflescope alone can't deliver—whether you're glassing a canyon at first light or confirming a distant target in fading conditions. The 45-degree eyepiece angles your view for more comfortable neck and shoulder position during extended glassing sessions, a practical advantage on any hunting or scouting mission.
Bushnell's EXO Barrier Protection is the standout durability feature here: this molecular lens coating bonds directly to the glass and repels water, oil, dust, and debris while resisting scratches that typically degrade optics in the field. Pair that with fully multi-coated air-to-glass surfaces throughout the optical path, and you get the bright, high-contrast images this class of scope demands. The IPX7 waterproof rating and O-ring sealing mean the Forge stays dry and fog-free even if you dunk it three feet deep for up to 30 minutes—a real-world safeguard on wet hunts, boat trips, or backcountry trips where weather turns fast.
Terrain color finish blends into natural and brush-heavy environments. If you're serious about glassing distance—whether from a treestand, ridgeline, or truck bed—the Forge's combination of magnification range, objective diameter, and field-proven coatings gives you the optical clarity and durability to make confident shots or sightings when it counts.
| Magnification | 20–60x |
| Objective Diameter | 80mm |
| Eyepiece Type | Angled (45 degrees) |
| Waterproof Rating | IPX7 (3 feet / 30 minutes) |
| Lens Coating | EXO Barrier + Fully Multi-Coated |
| Finish | Terrain Color |
The 45-degree angled eyepiece on the Forge lets you glass comfortably without tilting your neck back as far, which reduces fatigue during long sessions from a bench, stand, or hillside. A straight scope points forward, which some prefer for tripod-mounted use. The Forge's angle is ideal for hunting and field glassing.
The 20–60x range on the Forge covers both mid-range work (glassing canyons, hillsides) at 20x and extreme distance at 60x. Most hunters use 25–45x for everyday hunting; the ability to dial up to 60x helps when confirming distant targets or trophy assessment. The 80mm objective keeps images bright even at high magnification.
Yes. The IPX7 rating means the scope is sealed and protected during submersion to 3 feet for up to 30 minutes. In real hunting and field use, that covers rain, wet brush, accidental dunks, and spray. The EXO Barrier coating also repels water from the exterior lens surfaces.
It's a molecular coating that bonds to the glass itself, not just a layer on top. It repels water, oil, and dust, and resists the small scratches that degrade optics over years of field use. This extends the optical clarity and durability of the scope in harsh environments.
Bushnell
The Bushnell Forge spotting scope is a 20–60x80mm angled eyepiece optic built for hunters, long-range shooters, and glassing enthusiasts who need serious magnification and light-gathering power in a packable format. The 80mm objective lens and variable magnification up to 60x let you punch through distance and resolve details on game, steel, or terrain that a riflescope alone can't deliver—whether you're glassing a canyon at first light or confirming a distant target in fading conditions. The 45-degree eyepiece angles your view for more comfortable neck and shoulder position during extended glassing sessions, a practical advantage on any hunting or scouting mission.
Bushnell's EXO Barrier Protection is the standout durability feature here: this molecular lens coating bonds directly to the glass and repels water, oil, dust, and debris while resisting scratches that typically degrade optics in the field. Pair that with fully multi-coated air-to-glass surfaces throughout the optical path, and you get the bright, high-contrast images this class of scope demands. The IPX7 waterproof rating and O-ring sealing mean the Forge stays dry and fog-free even if you dunk it three feet deep for up to 30 minutes—a real-world safeguard on wet hunts, boat trips, or backcountry trips where weather turns fast.
Terrain color finish blends into natural and brush-heavy environments. If you're serious about glassing distance—whether from a treestand, ridgeline, or truck bed—the Forge's combination of magnification range, objective diameter, and field-proven coatings gives you the optical clarity and durability to make confident shots or sightings when it counts.
| Magnification | 20–60x |
| Objective Diameter | 80mm |
| Eyepiece Type | Angled (45 degrees) |
| Waterproof Rating | IPX7 (3 feet / 30 minutes) |
| Lens Coating | EXO Barrier + Fully Multi-Coated |
| Finish | Terrain Color |
The 45-degree angled eyepiece on the Forge lets you glass comfortably without tilting your neck back as far, which reduces fatigue during long sessions from a bench, stand, or hillside. A straight scope points forward, which some prefer for tripod-mounted use. The Forge's angle is ideal for hunting and field glassing.
The 20–60x range on the Forge covers both mid-range work (glassing canyons, hillsides) at 20x and extreme distance at 60x. Most hunters use 25–45x for everyday hunting; the ability to dial up to 60x helps when confirming distant targets or trophy assessment. The 80mm objective keeps images bright even at high magnification.
Yes. The IPX7 rating means the scope is sealed and protected during submersion to 3 feet for up to 30 minutes. In real hunting and field use, that covers rain, wet brush, accidental dunks, and spray. The EXO Barrier coating also repels water from the exterior lens surfaces.
It's a molecular coating that bonds to the glass itself, not just a layer on top. It repels water, oil, and dust, and resists the small scratches that degrade optics over years of field use. This extends the optical clarity and durability of the scope in harsh environments.
