My land scope is showing the pictures up side down does anyone know how to fix this issue this is a brand new bushnell scope

Bushnell Trophy Xtreme Spotting Scope

Overview
Bushnell Spotting Scope has extra power for extra range; its BaK-4 Porro-prism design delivers magnificent clarity in a traditional design. The multicoated optics ensure maximum light transmission for the brightest and take the images more colorful and clear. If you are searching Bushnell Scope that can be used for different activities, you should consider Bushnell Trophy Xtreme Spotting Scope Review.
The highly refractive BAK4 Porro prisms diminish spherical deviations for increased edge-to-edge sharpness and help progress depth of view. This combination of optics and coatings creates a spotting scope that produces clear, bright, highly contrasted images with the exact color transmission.
The rubber-armor structure stands up to demanding use. This scope is 100% waterproof and fog proof for wet hunting conditions. It also Comprises compact tripod with window mount, compact soft case, and waterproof hard case.
Specifications

• Brand:Bushnell
• Viewing Configuration:Straight
• Magnification:16-48X
• Power Variability:Variable
• Objective Diameter:50 mm
• Close Focus Distance:25 feet
• Length:13 inches
• Weight:31.4 ounces
• Field of View:125-60 feet/1000 yards
• Eye Relief/Exit Pupil:16 mm/ 3.1-1 mm
• Optics Coatings:Fully Multi-Coated
• Glass:BaK-4
• Focus System:Focus Knob/Single Focus

Feature Analysis

• Porro Prism Lens
  Though many optics producers keep on trying to transform roof prism lens, Porro prism lenses are more affordable and light-efficient. These Porro prism lenses can display images with better contrast than roof prism variations. This is how Bushnell Spotting Scope is more reliable and affordable for its high-quality performance.
• 20-60×65 Zoom Magnification
  The wide range of magnification allows user flexibility for long-range view finding. You can observe details with 65x zoom for long range objects. But, you can still enjoy an increased field of view with 20x zoom. This is used when separating the areas for closer zoom viewing later on.
• 65x Lens Light-Gathering Capability
  This advanced magnification lenses can light gather at long distances. The Bushnell Trophy 20-60x 65mm Waterproof Spotting Scope resolves this issue by designing 65x zoom lens in a way that brings 17% more light than most high-zoom lenses.
  If you fully read Bushnell Trophy Xtreme Spotting Scope Review, it will support you how to setting zoom for longer distances images.
• Waterproof Construction
  When you go out in nature, this waterproof construction anticipates you about rain or even snow. It is pretty obvious that any liquid that leaks into your scope will detract from the overall image. But many people do not consider the effects of concentration on the inside of the lens.
  This spotting scope is actually water and fog proof not only for outside moisture but also prevents lens fogging from risky temperatures.
• Fully Multi-Coated Optics
  The multi-coated lenses prevent any reflections in the glass that can delay your view. The sunlight at certain angles can cause reflections from water or wet surfaces that prevent the clear view of the images. That is why; Bushnell uses multi-coated lenses to remove any kind of reflection.
• Well-designed Equipment
  The tripod often needs to hide from animals, and the scope cases also need to protect their insides from both jostling and the outside elements. The Bushnell Trophy XLT comes with both a hard-side case and a soft side case. The hard side case protects you from outside damage and a soft-side case protect you from a bumpy road when you are riding.

Bushnell
Attn repair
9200 cody
overland park KS 66214

make sure to put your name, address, telephone number, and a detailed description of the issue in the package.

I would send it to them to be checked.

Bushnell
Attn repair
9200 cody
overland park KS 66214

make sure to put your name, address, telephone number, and a detailed description of the issue in the package.

It's NOT really a problem. ALL reflector style telescopes show upside down images. This will not affect your star gazing since there is no UP OR DOWN in outer space. Read my tips on my profile page.

You can buy an "erecting diagonal" for terrestrial viewing- BUT this is not what an astronomical telescope is actually used for.

So align the small finder scope on a distant object like the top of a telescope pole during the day time. Point the main tube at the pole and get the tip top in the main tube's eyepiece. Without moving the telescope adjust the crosshairs on the finder scope on the exact same spot. The moon should be your first target at night and you can check and refine the finder scope on the moon.

The scopes are fairly cheap, I think it retails for $140, that was a few years ago. But not much more than that. It is not a quality scope, more of a utility scope. Hope this helps.

All astronomical telescopes show upside down images. Read my Frequently Asked Questions Tip on my profile page. These scopes are made to view objects in the night sky which are very small, and faint. To erect the image would require more glass or mirrors in the optics and would further dim these objects.

You can buy an "erecting prism" to use for terrestrial viewing. Like this:
http://www.amazon.com/Bushnell-780103-1-25%C3%93-Format-Erecting/dp/B000EY2ZFK

Your scope is working just fine.

They don't show the 6500 but I think the 3200 is the same scope, just different power. Try this. Hope it helps.

http://www.bushnell.com/manuals/riflescopes/Elite_Riflescope_Manual.pdf

if the scope is fogging up its leaking water into it, witch means its lost the "o" rings that seal this scope, dont try to fix it as it needs a full strip down and all the glass cleand then a re-seal and a re-gas,
to be honest all you could do it leave it in a warm place to dry out but as soon as you go out with the scope in the cold air it will frost up on you it may be a lot cheaper to just buy a new scope

It would be better to replace the minute you disassemble a scope unless resealed with special equipment it will never function as well nor will it be reliable and for a bushnell by time you payed for shipping to and from a repair place you'd be at cost of new so might as get new one which has newer glass types that are vastly better than 20 yrs ago

You need a 'spotting scope' adapter to right the image using a prism.