Description
The Match Pro ED is built for precision rifle competition — PRS, NRL22, long-range rimfire, and centerfire — where a shooter needs a scope that tracks honestly, returns to zero reliably, and holds up through a full match day. It sits in a category where the glass quality and mechanical integrity start to matter as much as magnification range, and Bushnell’s ED Prime glass addresses that directly by reducing chromatic aberration at the edges of the image, which becomes noticeable as magnification climbs toward the top of the 5-30x range.
The 34mm maintube gives the elevation turret enough internal travel to work across extended MRAD adjustments without running out of room — useful when dialing for distance rather than holding. The turrets themselves lock, which prevents unintended movement during transport or while working the bolt under time pressure, and the Rev-Indicator tracks how many rotations the elevation knob has made by changing color, so you know at a glance where you are in the adjustment range without counting clicks. The Easy-Set zero stop lets you return to your confirmed zero quickly without risk of going past it.
Placing the illuminated G5i reticle on the first focal plane means the subtensions remain accurate at every magnification setting, so range estimations and holds are consistent whether you are dialing down to 5x for a close transition or running full magnification on a distant target. The 9-brightness illumination system, with two additional night-vision-compatible settings, covers low-light conditions without washing out the reticle. A minimum parallax distance of 15 yards extends its usefulness to rimfire ranges without modification. The included 3-position power change lever accommodates either hand and can be removed entirely for a cleaner profile.




