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Question: Are these elites still made in Japan?
Document: I was quite surprised at the clarity of this Made in Japan rifle scope. It is significantly clearer and has better resolution than the same magnification Burris FullField II scope that it replaced. I consider it a good scope out to 250 to 275 meters ( 275-300 yards ) for North American White Tail Deer. Beyond that distance, the very thick crosshair design begins to obscure the target, making an effective shot more difficult.
Half a dozen of the best long-distance riflemen in the world are now using the 6500 series to compete. Oh yeah, this one is the new version of the 3200. Yes the firefly reticle really works. Tip: light it up about 30 minutes before you really need it. That way the glow will have faded a little and you can still clearly see your target past the glowing reticle. Very good anti-fog coatings also make these practical in the rain.
This scope series began as a contract to make Bausch & Lomb scopes. The B&L 3000 was a great scope in its day. Bushnell followed with the 3200 series and then came the 4000's and 6000's. They have only gotten better with their new designs. Many consumers hear Bushnell and think about cheap scopes, but the elite series has nothing in common with those lines. It started separately in the factory for B&L and continues as a separate facility to this day.
The normally black crosshair design fluoresces a light green color that fades out after a bit over a half-hour and returns to its normal black appearance.
Put this scope on my son's 223, works great in low light with or without the recticle illuminated, have taken deer and hogs. Holds zero perfectly and transitioning from low to high magnification is smooth and fast. Had it zeroed in 4 rounds. As clear and bright as my favorite Burris.
I now have a full season with this on my Savage 220 Slug gun and it proved to be a perfect scope. The new Elite series is nothing less that spectacular. Worth every single penny!
I have switched to Bushnell optics for all my rifles. I now own 2 Fireflys, and 3 Elite Series scopes and I swear by them. They are reasonably priced, and I find little difference with the Leupold and Nikon scopes that I have replaced.
I have 5 of these scopes mounted on everything from a 350 Remington Magnum to a 270. They are simply the best. I have owned Leupold in the past, and paid a lot more money for them. 3 of the Leupolds I have owned have had problems and had to be returned. The Bushnells have been rock solid.
Answer: yes