New Bushnell Prime 1700 and Nitro 1800 Rangefinders

April 30, 2019 By Lynn Burkhead

Jake Edson of Bushnell Optics tells OSG’s Lynn Burkhead about the brand new Prime 1700 and Nitro 1800 rangefinders, which were introduced on the first day of the NRA’s 2019 Annual Meeting. Thanks to bigger objectives and plenty of top-shelf glass – not to mention EXO Barrier coatings – and these new rangefinders are two times brighter while helping hunters crunch distances from seven yards out to 1,800 yards depending upon the model! With Bushnell’s ARC Technology (Angle Range Compensation), these new rangefinders garnered a lot of attention from the crowds of consumers flocking into the Indiana Convention Center!
For more information, visit www.Bushnell.com.

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