i see lots of the guys shooting them out west at the rocky mountain challenge what model where they using
night force
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I saw SHV (Fred AX & Giles etc.) which is the "budget end" of Nightforce, Matt was using an ATACR as above, this model has enormous elevation travel but you are then into 34mm rings and they are extremely heavy.
If you want 25X but a much lighter scope the March is the one to go for and it's a 30mm tube, optically just as good and still very large elevation adjustment.
Perhaps FX or the organisers (or both) are trying to push Nightforce?
If you want 25X but a much lighter scope the March is the one to go for and it's a 30mm tube, optically just as good and still very large elevation adjustment.
Perhaps FX or the organisers (or both) are trying to push Nightforce?
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Believe Matt was running the 7-35. Parallax adjustable down to 10 yds. But for $3,500 + just for the scope, brudda got to have some serious coin to play in that league.
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I chose a Nightforce ATACR F1 4-16x42. Plenty of magnification for the 100 to 150 yards I usually target shoot at, and parallax to 45 yards (below which I never shoot with my Impact .30). It's compact at 12.6 inches and a little heavy due to the fantastic 34mm construction, features, and glass. I'm using a 20 MOA Unimount so can have huge elevation travel. Got mine through NF military sales, but still over 2K. This scope solves any quest for improvement.
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I have an old Nightforce Army Spec F1 3.5-15x50 that I slap on the Impact only when I have it configured for .30 cal. Like Quoddy, that configuration is for long range only.
For short range I'm running Hawke scopes (I like their reticles the most). Can't touch my Nightforce in the glass department, but it gets the job done.
For short range I'm running Hawke scopes (I like their reticles the most). Can't touch my Nightforce in the glass department, but it gets the job done.
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