Preview: Winchester Supreme W20-60X 80 mm Spotting Scope

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posted on May 31, 2025
Winchester Supreme W20-60X 80 mm Spotting Scope

Sure, the skilled use of your firearm is vital to the success of any big-game hunting adventure, but you’ll first need to find your quarry, and Winchester’s new Supreme line of optics includes a pair of reasonably priced spotting scopes that can help put you on the trail of your target animal.

The optically superior but larger W20-60X 80 mm spotter features fully multicoated lenses for crisp image quality, an extendable sunshade to combat against glare and a rotating collar that allows its use from a variety of body positions, and it is nitrogen-purged to prevent fogging.

Winchester’s new spotting scopes also come standard with a bench tripod and a sling-equipped carrying case, and a small compass has been cleverly incorporated into the objective’s lens cap.

MSRP is $387. For more information, visit the company website here.

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