Bushnell 98-2307-10-10 User Manual
Spotting ScopeS
INSTRUCTION MANUAL
LIT. #: 982307/1010
Have a look at your boot soles...
If they’re worn thin by miles of trail, the Trophy
XLT® series is your spotting scope. It’s built to
withstand the punishment of the harshest terrain.
Compact and rubber-armored, the 100% waterproof
design is available in two zoom ranges up to 60x
magnification. Porro prisms and premium, fully
multi-coated optics ensure a bright, clear picture.
To aid stable viewing, they come with a compact
tripod. Finally, to protect your investment, we’ve
included sturdy hard-side and compact soft-side
carrying cases.
15-45x50mm
Rugged, compact and
100% waterproof for
high-country hunting,
backpacking and
adventure travel.
20-60x65mm
Extra power for extra
range, this is the
ultimate portable, allweather spotting scope
for trophy hunting and
birding.
Thank you for purchasing your new Bushnell Trophy XLT™ Spotting Scope.
This manual will help you optimize your viewing experience by explaining how to utilize the
scope’s controls and features, and how to care for it. Read the instructions carefully before using
your scope.
TRIPOD MOUNTING
After setting up your tripod on a stable, level surface, fasten the scope’s
mounting base to the screw on the tripod’s platform, so that the scope is
held securely in place. See “Using the Mini Tripod” if using the included tripod.
USING the ZOOM EYEPIECE and FOCUSING
Rotate the zoom ring on the eyepiece to change magnifying power from
low to high. Lower power settings will provide a brighter image with a
wider eld of view; higher powers allow observing smaller details on more
distant subjects. To reduce the need to readjust focus when zooming, set
the zoom to its highest power and focus on your subject. When you zoom
back down to lower powers, it will stay in focus. Note: the zoom eyepiece is
not interchangeable. Do not attempt to remove it from the scope.
Eyecup Extended
USING the TWIST-UP EYECUP and SLIDING SUN SHADE
If you are not wearing glasses, twist the rubber eyecup counter-clockwise to
extend it. If you experience glare or lens are due to the angle and direction
of the sun relative to the front lens, pull the sun shade out to extend it.
Sun Shade Extended
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