Whether observing wildlife, spotting at the range, or glassing landmarks and scenic attractions, the Trophy Xtreme 20-60x65 Spotting Scope from Bushnell provides a clear view with high contrast and true colors. The angled eyepiece and rotating tripod shoe allow for comfortable viewing. Fully multicoated lenses and BAK4 Porro prisms minimize spherical aberrations for edge-to-edge sharpness and a bright image with pleasing depth of field. The scope is IPX7-rated waterproof and nitrogen-filled to prevent internal fogging when moving from a warm vehicle to the cold outdoors. Its retractable sunshade counters glare, and the tethered cap protects the objective lens while in transit.

20-60x Zoom Eyepiece    65mm Objective Lens    BAK4 Porro Prisms    Fully Mutlicoated Lenses    Nitrogen-Filled, Fog & Waterproof    Rotating 1/4"-20 Tripod Mounting Shoe    Tethered Lens Cap    Retractable Sunshield

• 20-60x zoom eyepiece
• 65mm objective lens
• Fully multicoated optics to prevent internal ghosting and reflections
• BAK4 Porro prism design for optimal refraction, edge-to-edge sharpness, and depth of view

• Angled eyepiece for comfort during long observation sessions
• Twist-up eyecup for use with or without eyewear
• Rotating tripod collar for precise eyepiece placement
• 1/4"-20 tripod mount

• Lightweight, rubber-armored body
• Nitrogen filled for fog and waterproof performance
• Built-in lens cap and retractable sunshield

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Celestron has the specs for this scope as Linear Field of View (@1000 yds) / @1000 m): 62.9 - 36.7 ft @1000 yds (21.0 - 22.2 m @1000m) I think the specs you have at 165ft are wrong?

A: Yes thank you for bringing this to our attention I will alert our Web Team on this Specification Error. The Celestron Specification if correct. Thank you again.

Q: 2. Does scope come with a tripod?

A: Yes! It's a short- 12 inch maybe tripod. I set my scope on a table by the window to view boats on the water 1-1.5 miles away!

Q: 3. What comes in the box ?

A: Included In the Box would be the following Celestron TrailSeeker 100 22-67x100 Spotting Scope (Straight Viewing) Tripod Balance Plate T-adapter Step Ring Stay-On Carrying Bag with Shoulder Strap Objective Lens Cap, Eyepiece Mount Cap & Eyepiece Cover Limited Lifetime Warranty

Q: 4. You suggest 86 mm filter as an accessories. Are you sure this spotting scope can accept any front filter?

A: Yes. The Pentax PF-85EDA 85mm Spotting Scope and 8-24mm Zoom Eyepiece Kit (Angled Viewing) is threaded to accept 86mm filters.

Q: 5. If used with Nikon D810 (FF) and appropriate adapter, what would be the effective focal length at the widest (20x) setting? Thanks.

A: Like using a 1,000mm lense at 20X

Q: 6. Are there threads for mounting a filter?

A: The Barska Level 20-60x65 WP Spotting Scope (Angled Viewing, does not have any threads to mount a filter.

Q: 7. Does the Nikon Fieldscope ED50 13-30x50 Spotting Scope (for angled viewing) have a Arca-Swiss style quick-release mounting foot (that fits a Really Right Stuff tripod clamp)?

A: The foot on the Nikon scopes is not Arca compatible. So far very few brands make scopes with an Arca compatible foot. You can attach an Arca compatible plate to the foot to use it on your Really Right Stuff tripod.

Q: 8. Is it possible to mount an Olympus OMD 4/3 camera with an adapter? & if so which one?

A: If the Olympus camera can mount a T-ring adapter, it could be done. In fact, there are so many adapters out there, you could surely find one. I have mounted a Nikon DSLR to my Spotting Scope. However: since this is eyepiece projection, the vignetting is horrible. I got one image of a bald eagle with my rig, but was very disappointed with it, and haven't tried again. It's a great spotting scope, but not an adequate photo accessory.

Q: 9. Is is possible to mount a Nikon D600 or D700 on this with an adapter?

A: As I understand it, this scope can be used with any major DSLR camera. It comes with a T ring that screws right onto threads on the ocular end of the eyepiece (remove eye cup to reveal threads, but eyepiece itself stays in place). All you need in addition is a camera mount specific t adapter (available from B&H for less than $10 for my Canon EOS mount DSLRs). I assume the above Nikons are DSLRs, so just ask for the appropriate T adapter ring. The camera body can then be attached to the scope, just as you would attach any lens. Hope this helps.

Q: 10. Which adapter would you recommend for the Regal M2 80ED to use with Nikon D810? Thanks

A: I would recommend the Novagrade Digiscoping Adapter for Nikon DSLR Cameras BH #NOUA00NI01 • MFR #UA-00NI-01 https://www.bhphotovideo.com/c/product/1007579-REG/novagrade_ua_00ni_01_nikon_camera_universal_adapter.html