Bushnell Banner Instruction Manual

Bushnell Banner Scope manual cover
Pages 2
Year 2001
Language(s)
English en

Bushnell Banner Scope Specification

The Bushnell Banner Scope is a high-performance optical device designed for precision shooting and hunting. It features a multi-coated lens system that enhances light transmission, providing bright and clear images even in low-light conditions. The scope is equipped with a fast-focus eyepiece, allowing users to quickly adjust the focus for rapid target acquisition. Its magnification range typically varies, providing versatility for different shooting distances, while the objective lens size contributes to improved visibility and clarity.

The Banner Scope is constructed with a one-piece tube design that ensures durability and resistance to harsh environmental conditions. It is also nitrogen-purged and O-ring sealed, making it waterproof and fog-proof, which is essential for consistent performance in various weather scenarios. The scope's windage and elevation adjustments are precise and easily accessible, facilitating accurate zeroing and adjustments in the field.

Additionally, the Bushnell Banner Scope is designed with a matte finish to minimize glare and reflection, helping to maintain a stealthy profile. Its user-friendly design and robust construction make it suitable for hunters and shooting enthusiasts who demand reliability and performance. With an emphasis on optical quality and durability, the Bushnell Banner Scope stands out as a reliable choice for those seeking a dependable and versatile optical solution for their shooting needs.

Bushnell Banner Scope F.A.Q.

How do I zero in my Bushnell Banner Scope?

To zero in your scope, mount it securely on your rifle and use a bore sighter to align the crosshairs with the target. Then, fire a group of shots and adjust the windage and elevation knobs accordingly until your point of aim matches the point of impact.

What is the best way to clean the lenses of my Bushnell Banner Scope?

Use a lens brush to remove dust and debris, then apply a small amount of lens cleaning solution to a microfiber cloth and gently wipe the lenses in a circular motion. Avoid using paper products or harsh chemicals.

Why is my Bushnell Banner Scope fogging up?

Fogging can occur if the seals are damaged or if there is moisture inside the scope. Ensure that the scope is properly sealed and consider using anti-fogging solutions or silica gel packs to manage moisture.

How can I adjust the eye relief on my Bushnell Banner Scope?

Adjust the eye relief by moving the scope forwards or backwards in the rings until you achieve a full field of view with a comfortable distance from your eye.

What should I do if the reticle on my Bushnell Banner Scope appears blurry?

Check the diopter adjustment ring located near the eyepiece and adjust it until the reticle appears sharp and clear. This allows you to compensate for any vision differences.

How do I maintain the waterproof integrity of my Bushnell Banner Scope?

Ensure that all seals are intact and avoid submerging the scope in water. Regularly inspect the O-rings and gaskets for wear and replace them if necessary.

What mounting rings should I use for my Bushnell Banner Scope?

Choose mounting rings that match the tube diameter of your scope (typically 1 inch or 30mm) and are compatible with your rifle's base. Ensure the rings are of high quality to maintain zero.

How can I test the tracking accuracy of my Bushnell Banner Scope?

Conduct a box test by shooting a group of shots, adjusting the windage and elevation to form a box pattern, and firing at each adjustment. The scope should return to the initial point of impact if the tracking is accurate.

What should I do if I experience parallax error with my Bushnell Banner Scope?

Adjust the parallax setting on your scope to match the distance of your target. If your scope does not have a parallax adjustment, ensure your eye is centered in the scope to minimize error.

How can I improve low light performance with my Bushnell Banner Scope?

Utilize the scope's multi-coated optics to gather more light and consider using a larger objective lens for better light transmission. Ensure that your scope is properly aligned and focus is adjusted for optimal performance.