BSA Rifle Scopes

Founded and based in England, BSA is the oldest gun maker and arms producer in Great Britain. There are different explanations as to what the BSA acronym represents, but the general belief is that it refers to the Birmingham Small Arms Company. BSA produces a number of products including vehicles, arms, and military equipment. At it's peak, BSA was the single largest manufacturer of motorcycles worldwide.

The BSA Optics department has developed a number of rifle scope models that will meet the needs of most any hunter or shooter. BSA produces a number of assorted rifle scope models, including models for:

* Air rifles
* Rimfires
* Centerfire
* Tactical
* BDC models (Sweet series)

While BSA is more known as "budget brand", they have made significant enhancements in both quality and product offerings in the last 3-5 years. They are best recognized for their BDC (Bullet Drop Compensation) models, which offer built-in bullet drop compensation with specific rifle calibers and bullet weights. These models are somewhat unique to the industry as they allow the hunter to pick a range and the scope automatically adjusts for the bullet drop.

Pricewise, BSA features rifle scopes that will fit most any budget. They have a good reputation in the rifle scope industry, and offer a decent warranty. If you are looking for a nice scope with fairly good optics for under $150, then BSA is an option. Is it a Leupold? No, but it performs exceptionally well for it's lower price point.