Is the Bushnel V3 Slope lens adjustable for those who wear glasses? Can you see well through the scope, if you are wearing glasses?
1749375
The lens are not adjustable. I don't wear glasses but I would think that glasses would not be a handy cap.
1749376
I wear contacts and can see fine through the lens. I have seen other golfers who use the product wearing glasses and do not have a problem.
955257
I don't know the answer to the first part of your question, but I wear glasses and don't have a problem with the scope.
1582324
Yes the objective lens has a focus adjustment to it by just unscrewing like many scopes, an yes its under the lens cap cover. You can also use the parallax adjustment to really fine tune what ever your looking at thru the scope. For targets I use both, for hunting I just use the parallax. Hope this helps
392688
I do not know for sure, there is quite a bit of adjustment but i'm not real big to start with. Best set up out there for a scoped 500 S$W though!
917709
Yes. After adjusting your power on the eye piece the side focus does the job. I use the scope for 300 yd Benchrest and it has very good optics for its price range.
918539
I wear glasses and have no problem with eye relief. I like the twist activated eyecup adjustment: when not actively using the binocs I keep them elevated to protect the ocular lenses. I don't believe in lens caps.
732911
I think it's worth a try.shear-bear and marjoslas hve very good points. It is not designed for that, but many rifle scopes now have adjustubale eye reliefs. If u find the right size it will probably work but you may have to do some modifying. You may have to trim the rubber ring back that would fit over the lense, and that is only if it hinders the roatation of the lense becuase it covers both the stationary and rotating parts of the lense. Hope that helps and good luck.
1077218
Not for me. I find it works best when adjusted so I can just see the top of my shoulder and almost see the edge of my ear/ helmet. It took a while to get the hang of adjusting it but it's second nature now. It may be that the helmet mirror sits higher and further out than an eyeglass mirror- I've never used an eyeglass mount. But I suspect they all take some getting used to, and no one works for everyone.
707750
I'm not sure, I don't wear glasses, but it does magnify image after all, and is adjustable.
658625
No. At this time there are no adjustable focus glasses that will correct for astigmatism.
1891318
For proper eye relief you should use one of offset mounts, like the Burris PEPR or Vortex mount; it will not be above the sight, but at magnification you won't see it.
1962953
I have a fairly strong prescription and I can take my glasses off and use them. I just use the focus knob and I can see well. We use them for bird watching. I've never been able to use binoculars with my glasses on.
1831307
They are adjustable with glasses using the cups... I do not wear glasses for distance, so I cannot give you an accurate answer. I have been very pleased with these optics, and they compare to the nikons I had before this. My husband has Bushnell 10x42 and these are better I think. We use them for birding.
1922935
Yes - this pair allows for diopter adjustments, which you calibrate when you first use them out of the box (it may make focusing difficult for other eyes than your own, like when you lend your binos to someone else). I think the paperwork included has directions, and if not you can google how to do it :)
958970
Your right. I wear glasses. The eye relief on this scope is about as good as your going to get
2010229
It is an upgrade compared to eyepieces that come with the scope. It is not a bad eyepiece. I was comparing the different focal lengths to my Explore Scientific eyepieces and the view is not much different other than the field of view. At lower focal lengths it has a decent FOV. I think it is worth what they sell for.
2182543
If you pull out the viewfinder you'll find a small dial. That's the diopter adjustment. It's great when you go from glasses to no glasses. Before you set it make sure you've actually had the camera properly focused on something first.