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Nightforce NX8 Rifle Scopes

Discover the Nightforce NX8 Rifle Scopes, compact, lightweight, and class-leading scopes that offer exceptional versatility for shooters of all levels. Each Nightforce Scope in the NX8 series features a massive 8x zoom range, ensuring clarity across a wide magnification range. With options like the Nightforce NX8 1-8x24 F1 Rifle Scopes, Nightforce NX8 2.5-20x50 Rifle Scopes, Nightforce NX8 2.5-20x50 F1 Rifle Scopes, and the Nightforce NX8 4-32x50 Rifle Scopes, you'll find the perfect for short to mid-range shooting scenarios.

The Nightforce NX8 Rifle Scopes deliver fast magnification and precision accuracy, thanks to features like the integrated Power Throw Lever (PTL) and high-speed zerostop elevation turret. As a premier Nightforce Rifle Scope, the NX8 series excels with a first focal plane reticle that ensures subtensions remain consistent, enhancing your shooting experience. The diopter can also be locked, providing added stability during use.

Available with Nightforce Digillum illuminated reticles in both MOA and MRAD, these versatile Nightforce Scopes are perfect for a variety of shooting applications. Choose from reticle options like MOAR, Horus Tremor 3, Mil-C, Mil XT, and MOA-XT, ensuring you have the right tools for the job.

Experience the reliability and performance of Nightforce NX8 Rifle Scopes, designed to meet the demands of precision shooters. Elevate your shooting game with Nightforce Rifle Scopes. Discover the full range of cutting-edge optics on our Precision Optics and elevate your performance in the field.

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Frequently Asked Questions About Nightforce NX8 Scopes

Q: Where are Nightforce Scopes Made?

A: Currently, Nightforce's assembly facilities and factory headquarters are now in Orofino, Idaho, with a portion of manufacturing and glass production occurring in Japan. Models made in Japan include the SHV, NXS, Competition, and Benchrest models. In addition, the Nightforce ATACR and Beast are currently manufactured at their facility in Orofino.

Q: What is Nightforces Warranty?

A: It is a transferable Limited Lifetime Warranty that covers mechanical defects in materials and workmanship in the optical and mechanical components of the riflescope. In the event of a defect in materials or workmanship that is covered by this warranty, we will either repair the riflescope or replace it at no charge, with a comparable product at our discretion. This warranty excludes intentional or accidental damage, abuse, misuse, unauthorized modifications or repairs, and improper mounting. This warranty does not cover any consequential or incidental damages resulting from the inability to use the riflescope. Any serial number obliteration or alteration on the product will void the warranty. SHV™ models maintain waterproof integrity with their protective caps installed.

Q: What reticles are available for Nightforce?

A: Mil XT, MOAR/MOAR-T, Tremor 3 Illuminated/Non-Illuminated, Mil-R, Mil-C F-1/F-2, FC-Mil, FC-DMX, Ddr-2, FC-Dm, FCR-1, Forceplex, Horus H59- Illuminated/Non-illuminated, Mil-CF2/Mil-CF2D, and Mil-R.

Q: First focal plane vs. Second Focal plane (F1 vs. F2)

A: F2 or, Second Focal plane Nightforce Reticles appear the same size throughout the magnification range, but changing the magnification does change the hash marks on the reticle in relation to the target. With an F1 or First focal plane scope, the reticle will grow or shrink based on magnification level, meaning that you are essentially zooming into the reticle and retaining your holdovers and hash marks in the reticle. F2 Nightforce reticles are great if you find it essential to have an easily visible and consistent reticle. A common complaint of FFP scopes is that the reticle can be hard to see at low magnification. F1 Nightforce reticles will be the preferred option if you are doing a lot of holding inside the reticle or if you are hoping to extend your effective range to longer distances.
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