--- product_id: 88987820 title: "BushnellBushnell, Trophy Red Dot Scope, 1x28 Red/Green Dot 4 Interchangeable" brand: "bushnell" price: "₨3928" currency: SCR in_stock: true reviews_count: 13 category: "Bushnell" url: https://www.desertcart.sc/products/88987820-bushnellbushnell-trophy-red-dot-scope-1x28-red-green-dot-4 store_origin: SC region: Seychelles --- # ultra-light 2.24 oz design 5 MOA precision dot waterproof & fogproof optics BushnellBushnell, Trophy Red Dot Scope, 1x28 Red/Green Dot 4 Interchangeable **Brand:** bushnell **Price:** ₨3928 **Availability:** βœ… In Stock ## Summary > 🎯 Elevate your aim with the smallest, toughest red dotβ€”don’t miss your shot or the buzz! ## Quick Answers - **What is this?** BushnellBushnell, Trophy Red Dot Scope, 1x28 Red/Green Dot 4 Interchangeable by bushnell - **How much does it cost?** ₨3928 with free shipping - **Is it available?** Yes, in stock and ready to ship - **Where can I buy it?** [www.desertcart.sc](https://www.desertcart.sc/products/88987820-bushnellbushnell-trophy-red-dot-scope-1x28-red-green-dot-4) ## Best For - bushnell enthusiasts ## Why This Product - Trusted bushnell brand quality - Free international shipping included - Worldwide delivery with tracking - 15-day hassle-free returns ## Key Features - β€’ **Featherweight Champion:** At just 2.24 ounces, it’s the lightest red dot in its classβ€”perfect for pistols and lightweight rifles. - β€’ **Seamless Compatibility:** Picatinny mount and Glock plate ready for versatile firearm integration. - β€’ **Built to Brave the Elements:** Waterproof, fogproof, and shockproof construction ensures reliability in any environment. - β€’ **Pinpoint Accuracy in Every Shot:** 5 MOA red/green dot reticle for rapid target acquisition and precision. - β€’ **Customizable Brightness & Reticles:** Quick-access buttons let you toggle between 4 reticle styles and dual colors to match any lighting. ## Overview The Bushnell Trophy Advance Micro Reflex Sight is a compact, ultra-lightweight 1x28 red dot optic featuring a 5 MOA dot with red and green reticle options. Designed for pistols and lightweight rifles, it boasts waterproof, fogproof, and shockproof durability. Equipped with a Picatinny mount and compatible with Glock plates, it offers quick brightness adjustments and multiple reticle styles, making it an ideal choice for close-quarter precision shooting and all-weather reliability. ## Description desertcart.com : Bushnell Advance Micro Reflex Sight 1x5 MOA Dot, Black : Sports & Outdoors Review: Great Optic for the Money - I recently decided to take a different approach to my optics on a Ruger 10/22 that I built. I switched from a heavy bull barrel and thumbhole stock to a Hogue overmolded stock and Tactical Solutions lightweight aluminum barrel. My 3-9x40 RimFire scope from Nikon was a little out of place on the smaller, lighter rifle so I began researching red dots. I currently use an UltraDot on my Ruger 22/45 pistol and I love it. I didn't have the cash for another one so I started looking for something in the sub-$100 range. This optic came up time and time again as being a solid performer with a great price to performance ratio. Please note that I am not comparing this optic directly to the UltraDot (which cost about twice as much), but I am using the UltraDot as a benchmark for my expectations of what I think a quality red dot optic should be. Upon receiving this optic, I was immediately pleased with the build quality of the optic. It has a smooth matte finish with just a slight amount of texture. The knobs are sized well for easy manipulation. The caps on the elevation and windage adjustments fit securely and the slotted controls click into place with good detents. They're slightly mushier than those on my UltraDot and also on my Nikon RimFire Scope, but for the amount of money I paid, they are definitely acceptable and create positive feedback. The rings supplied are of good quality. In my opinion, they're slightly oversized for this optic and I don't care for the left/right split rings as they make mounting and alignment a little tricky, but they're certainly usable. I've got a replacement set on order and will swap them out when they come in. This is not as much a negative as it is a preference so I don't count against Bushnell for this. The reticle selector switch and the rheostat for controlling both the color and brightness of the reticle both click firmly and have good, solid detents. The included lens shade and polarizing filter are good to have, although I didn't use either on my outing with the optic, but plan to keep at least the polarizing filter in my bag for bright days. The optic itself is clear and bright. There is no magnification, but the glass gives me a bright, glare-free picture. The red reticles showed up well on the 4 and 5 setting when out shooting on a bright, clear day. The smallest dot is the hardest to see, but it is the most precise. The next dot up shows up very well as do the crosshairs and the circle/dot reticle. While I find the smallest dot to be the most precise, I love the circle/dot reticle for plinking. It's bright and still allows some precision. The green reticles are extremely hard to see in bright daylight. Trying them out in my home, I find the green to be pleasing to the eye and less fatiguing (red tends to glare pretty badly in low light situations). If I was going to be shooting at an indoor range or maybe at dusk, I'd probably switch over to the green. Otherwise, I'll stick with the red. I found no issues with the brightness or with glare. I also found that the point of aim didn't change by much when changing reticles. I wasn't shooting from a rest for all of my shooting so I can't say for sure, but for plinking at the range and shooting tin cans, you can switch reticles at will and you'll be on target for anything larger than a quarter. I found the build quality of this optic more than adequate. I also found the operability and quality of the electronics to be of acceptable quality. At half the price of my UltraDot, it definitely has significantly more value. I would rate this optic as one with a 50% higher price point. I personally don't mind a larger optic on a pistol, but for some, it might be too large so I would recommend this for lightweight rifles or an AR-style .22 rifle. I've seen reports of people using this on .223, 5.56 and .308 rifles, but I'll be limiting my use of this optic to the .22 cartridge. I have no reason to believe this optic wouldn't hold up to the repeated abuse from a larger caliber centerfire rifle, but I won't be testing it. Bushnell claims that it will work with shotguns as well as centerfire rifles. If you're looking for a sub-$100 optic, look no further. If you think you don't need the multi-reticle optic with dual colors, you might consider the version with just the red dot. I actually didn't see that one until after I ordered this one. I'm happy regardless but you may prefer something a little more limited in function. If you're doing any all-weather or desert run-and-gun competition, I'd suggest something a little more robust. But for kicking around at the local range or the family farm, this would compliment a .22LR build nicely. Please feel free to comment with questions or concerns and I'll try and get back to you if I can. Review: Slick little scope! - Got this scope just a few days ago. Took it out to the woods and sighted it in on my bench-rest within about 15 minutes (setup and sighting time total). Got to say that this is a nice sight. I took a few shots with it after sighting and seems to be dead-on accurate. My reticle is crisp and clear in the sight. Some reviewers mentioned a blurry reticle, mine was actually very clear. The sight came with a rain-guard tube extension and polarized sun lense (for high-light shooting). Brightness settings are very good in any light, in red and in green. So far its held its zero great. For an entry level priced sight it's actually of great quality and make. Props to Bushnell for putting together a great sight for the right price. (((Update: 1/31/13))) Still loving this scope. I've had it for about a year now. No malfunctions. No defects. It holds a zero just fine. Only gripe is that each reticule is positioned slightly off so you cannot truly switch between reticules and stay 100% accurate. Whatever setting you decide to use full-time though does seem to hold it's zero without issue or movement during switching reticules. Still love it and will continue to use it. Bushnell makes some good entry level products so far. ## Features - The Bushnell Advance is a micro reflex red dot sight small enough to fit on a pistol,. It projects a 5-MOA dot through waterproof, fogproof and shockproof optics.The Advance is the smallest, lightest red dot in the AR Optics family, and is ideal for close-quarter scenarios - The Advance Reflex comes with a picatinny adapter mount, and is compatible with a large selection of rifles and semi-automatic pistols. With it's small size, powerful performance, and easy-to-use buttons for quick brightness changes, this red dot is the perfect choice for close-quarter scenarios - The Advance Micro Reflex sight is our smallest red dot, but that doesn't mean it lacks in performance. It's small stature makes it ideal for mounting on pistols, and it's shockproof optics make it the perfect companion - Compatible with glock mount plate number 1/eye relief: Unlimited - Waterproof Construction - O-ring sealed optics stay dry inside, even when totally immersed in water. Shockproof construction - Built to withstand bumps, bangs, drops and the rough-and-tumble environment of the field. ## Technical Specifications | Specification | Value | |---------------|-------| | ASIN | B0744QRXWX | | Aiming Scope Sight Pin Size | 17.19 mils | | Best Sellers Rank | #373,074 in Sports & Outdoors ( See Top 100 in Sports & Outdoors ) #860 in Gun Sights | | Brand | Bushnell | | Brand Name | Bushnell | | Color | Multi | | Compatible Devices | Semi Automatic | | Customer Reviews | 4.2 out of 5 stars 493 Reviews | | Global Trade Identification Number | 00029757000446 | | Included Components | Reflex Sight | | Item Dimensions L x W x H | 0.44"L x 3.5"W x 2.25"H | | Item Display Dimensions | 5 x 3 x 2 inches | | Item Display Weight | 16 ounces | | Item Type Name | Advance Micro Reflex Sight 1x5 MOA Dot | | Item Weight | 2.24 ounces | | Lens Color | Black | | Magnification Maximum | 1 x | | Magnification Minimum | 1 x | | Manufacturer | Gun Accessory Supply | | Manufacturer Part Number | AR750006 | | Material Type | Blend | | Model Name | Bushnell Advance Micro Reflex Sight 1x5 MOA Dot | | Model Number | AR750006 | | Mounting Type | Picatinny Mount | | Objective Lens Diameter | 45 millimeters | | Product Dimensions | 0.44"L x 3.5"W x 2.25"H | | Product Style | Reflex Red Dot | | Reticle Type | 5 MOA Dot | | Sport | Hunting | | Sport Type | Hunting | | Style | Reflex Red Dot | | Thread Type | 1913 | | UPC | 029757000446 | | Unit Count | 1 Count | | Warranty Description | Contact Manufacturer | ## Product Details - **Brand:** Bushnell - **Color:** Multi - **Item Weight:** 2.24 ounces - **Magnification Maximum:** 1 x - **Magnification Minimum:** 1 x - **Material:** Blend - **Objective Lens Diameter:** 45 millimeters - **Product Dimensions:** 0.44"L x 3.5"W x 2.25"H - **Sport:** Hunting - **Style:** Reflex Red Dot ## Images ![BushnellBushnell, Trophy Red Dot Scope, 1x28 Red/Green Dot 4 Interchangeable - Image 1](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/61XGKcQQYZL.jpg) ## Questions & Answers **Q: Does this co witness with factory iron sights on the cz scorpion evo?** A: No. **Q: Anyone know the width and height of the lens ? I am trying to compare it to the Vortex Venom.** A: The sight measures Height-1” (without the Picatinny mount), width-1.4” and length-1-8”. The lens is about height-.70” and width-.95” **Q: Do you have a mount for the standard 1911 platform?** A: It comes with what was in the box with is a pic rail mount. **Q: Does it have a top loading battery?** A: It loads in a slot on the side ## Customer Reviews ### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Great Optic for the Money *by M***E on September 15, 2012* I recently decided to take a different approach to my optics on a Ruger 10/22 that I built. I switched from a heavy bull barrel and thumbhole stock to a Hogue overmolded stock and Tactical Solutions lightweight aluminum barrel. My 3-9x40 RimFire scope from Nikon was a little out of place on the smaller, lighter rifle so I began researching red dots. I currently use an UltraDot on my Ruger 22/45 pistol and I love it. I didn't have the cash for another one so I started looking for something in the sub-$100 range. This optic came up time and time again as being a solid performer with a great price to performance ratio. Please note that I am not comparing this optic directly to the UltraDot (which cost about twice as much), but I am using the UltraDot as a benchmark for my expectations of what I think a quality red dot optic should be. Upon receiving this optic, I was immediately pleased with the build quality of the optic. It has a smooth matte finish with just a slight amount of texture. The knobs are sized well for easy manipulation. The caps on the elevation and windage adjustments fit securely and the slotted controls click into place with good detents. They're slightly mushier than those on my UltraDot and also on my Nikon RimFire Scope, but for the amount of money I paid, they are definitely acceptable and create positive feedback. The rings supplied are of good quality. In my opinion, they're slightly oversized for this optic and I don't care for the left/right split rings as they make mounting and alignment a little tricky, but they're certainly usable. I've got a replacement set on order and will swap them out when they come in. This is not as much a negative as it is a preference so I don't count against Bushnell for this. The reticle selector switch and the rheostat for controlling both the color and brightness of the reticle both click firmly and have good, solid detents. The included lens shade and polarizing filter are good to have, although I didn't use either on my outing with the optic, but plan to keep at least the polarizing filter in my bag for bright days. The optic itself is clear and bright. There is no magnification, but the glass gives me a bright, glare-free picture. The red reticles showed up well on the 4 and 5 setting when out shooting on a bright, clear day. The smallest dot is the hardest to see, but it is the most precise. The next dot up shows up very well as do the crosshairs and the circle/dot reticle. While I find the smallest dot to be the most precise, I love the circle/dot reticle for plinking. It's bright and still allows some precision. The green reticles are extremely hard to see in bright daylight. Trying them out in my home, I find the green to be pleasing to the eye and less fatiguing (red tends to glare pretty badly in low light situations). If I was going to be shooting at an indoor range or maybe at dusk, I'd probably switch over to the green. Otherwise, I'll stick with the red. I found no issues with the brightness or with glare. I also found that the point of aim didn't change by much when changing reticles. I wasn't shooting from a rest for all of my shooting so I can't say for sure, but for plinking at the range and shooting tin cans, you can switch reticles at will and you'll be on target for anything larger than a quarter. I found the build quality of this optic more than adequate. I also found the operability and quality of the electronics to be of acceptable quality. At half the price of my UltraDot, it definitely has significantly more value. I would rate this optic as one with a 50% higher price point. I personally don't mind a larger optic on a pistol, but for some, it might be too large so I would recommend this for lightweight rifles or an AR-style .22 rifle. I've seen reports of people using this on .223, 5.56 and .308 rifles, but I'll be limiting my use of this optic to the .22 cartridge. I have no reason to believe this optic wouldn't hold up to the repeated abuse from a larger caliber centerfire rifle, but I won't be testing it. Bushnell claims that it will work with shotguns as well as centerfire rifles. If you're looking for a sub-$100 optic, look no further. If you think you don't need the multi-reticle optic with dual colors, you might consider the version with just the red dot. I actually didn't see that one until after I ordered this one. I'm happy regardless but you may prefer something a little more limited in function. If you're doing any all-weather or desert run-and-gun competition, I'd suggest something a little more robust. But for kicking around at the local range or the family farm, this would compliment a .22LR build nicely. Please feel free to comment with questions or concerns and I'll try and get back to you if I can. ### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Slick little scope! *by D***N on October 2, 2011* Got this scope just a few days ago. Took it out to the woods and sighted it in on my bench-rest within about 15 minutes (setup and sighting time total). Got to say that this is a nice sight. I took a few shots with it after sighting and seems to be dead-on accurate. My reticle is crisp and clear in the sight. Some reviewers mentioned a blurry reticle, mine was actually very clear. The sight came with a rain-guard tube extension and polarized sun lense (for high-light shooting). Brightness settings are very good in any light, in red and in green. So far its held its zero great. For an entry level priced sight it's actually of great quality and make. Props to Bushnell for putting together a great sight for the right price. (((Update: 1/31/13))) Still loving this scope. I've had it for about a year now. No malfunctions. No defects. It holds a zero just fine. Only gripe is that each reticule is positioned slightly off so you cannot truly switch between reticules and stay 100% accurate. Whatever setting you decide to use full-time though does seem to hold it's zero without issue or movement during switching reticules. Still love it and will continue to use it. Bushnell makes some good entry level products so far. ### ⭐⭐⭐⭐ Getting Used To It! *by R***P on June 7, 2012* Not a bad piece of equipment.......if you don't mind looking through a straw! Seriously, that's my take. Yes, one can use it with both eyes open with practice, but be advised the reticle control knob and windage/elevation turrets will be visible and may interfere. By contrast, my Weaver V-3 scopes have nearly 2.5 times the FOV when set to 1X, where target acquisition is instantaneous and the sight picture is much less cluttered. I do like the dual colors and the multiple reticles......and they score very high on my boys "cool scale". Fit and finish are decent and seem typical of Bushnell. All knobs are thankfully snug but not overly so. I am not pleased, however, with the positioning of the battery and cover, ie right on top of the reticle brightness control. I found that whenever turning that knob counter-clockwise, we would inadvertently loosen the battery cover. If the cover was slightly smaller than the control knob instead of the same size, and slightly recessed, there would be no issues. We will overcome this with use though, I'm sure. I will never mount this to one of my ARs due to the straw effect/limited FOV, but will have fun with it on our 10/22. UPDATE: Okay, this sight has really grown on me during the last three range trips. It has since "graduated" from a 10/22 to a Mini-14. Through use and experience, I no longer have problems with the battery cover and have the two eyes open things down pat. I do notice a slight 1-2" shift in POI when switching between the reticles, nothing major however. I have settled on the "circle dot" reticle and can manage, while shooting off the bench, all rounds in a 4" target at 75 yards, with most in the 3" center. That's commendable, IMO, considering the 2-7x32 scope I also have zeroed to this weapon does no better than 2" at 100 yards. Additionally, I must mention that this sight and two Bushnell single dot sights are outperforming my two Vortex Strikefires in every way at temps below 35 degrees. During the last three range trips, every Bushnell has powered up and performed at temps from 15-35, while the Vortex sights have been dead as rocks. One of the Vortex sights is being replaced by the company, while the other continues to only work inside the house at room temperatures. I WOULD NOT TRADE ONE OF MY BUSHNELL SIGHTS FOR THREE VORTEX. Yeah, I said it! In fact, if I suffer one more Vortex failure, I'm selling them off and getting another of these Bushnell sights! ## Frequently Bought Together - Bushnell Advance Micro Reflex Sight 1x5 MOA Dot, Black - Montrum Canted Micro Red Dot Mount | Picatinny - Bontok Single Picatinny Aluminum Accessory Rail Set 3 5 7 9 11 13 Slots with 13 T-Nuts & Screws, 6 Wrench-Rounded Corner --- ## Why Shop on Desertcart? - πŸ›’ **Trusted by 1.3+ Million Shoppers** β€” Serving international shoppers since 2016 - 🌍 **Shop Globally** β€” Access 737+ million products across 21 categories - πŸ’° **No Hidden Fees** β€” All customs, duties, and taxes included in the price - πŸ”„ **15-Day Free Returns** β€” Hassle-free returns (30 days for PRO members) - πŸ”’ **Secure Payments** β€” Trusted payment options with buyer protection - ⭐ **TrustPilot Rated 4.5/5** β€” Based on 8,000+ happy customer reviews **Shop now:** [https://www.desertcart.sc/products/88987820-bushnellbushnell-trophy-red-dot-scope-1x28-red-green-dot-4](https://www.desertcart.sc/products/88987820-bushnellbushnell-trophy-red-dot-scope-1x28-red-green-dot-4) --- *Product available on Desertcart Seychelles* *Store origin: SC* *Last updated: 2026-08-11*