Magnification ring moves independent of the eyepiece, NF is literally pulling out all the stops
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Magnification ring moves independent of the eyepiece, NF is literally pulling out all the stops
NXS line reuse.. looks to be the same.
Does the mag ring turn independently on the NXS? Just watched their live instagram video and it doesn't on the NX8 which is a huge plus for me.
So do both weigh 28 oz? cant see the specs in the new Instagram one?
Mil-XT reticle? Or just Mil-C?
Just Mil-C for now though lots of us speculate Mil-XT wont be offered to keep from undercutting the ATACR lineup.
Sure does look like mil-xt is in the specs as a reticle offered.
Does the mag ring turn independently on the NXS? Just watched their live instagram video and it doesn't on the NX8 which is a huge plus for me.
I can’t tell or haven’t looked hard enough... is there illumination for the reticle at this MSRP?
Hopefully they don't delay too long on the MIL-XT release.Initial reticle offerings will be MOAR and MIL-C
Dealer orders within the next few weeks, with targeted first deliveries starting late June
Why would it not be?
No. He’s saying he wants to be able to see the reticle at 4x and anything that’s not obstructive at 32 will be crazy tiny at 4. As you say illumination will help with that.They said in the original article the scopes had daylight bright illumination to combat this.
Are you actually telling me though you’re taking shots at x32 power when hunting?
Most likely but id also venture to guess 32x given the design isn't going to be anything like 25x or 35x on the ATACRs.If the resolution is anywhere closed to the 7-35, I will own many of the 4-32's. My guess is at the price point vs features, they had to compromise somewhere and the glass is a likely place to start.
I’ll be interested to see by how much. Been contemplating on trying to loose some weight on the AIAX by replacing the razor Gen 2 but definitely don’t wanna downgrade in glass. My eyes are on both for sure.If the resolution is anywhere closed to the 7-35, I will own many of the 4-32's. My guess is at the price point vs features, they had to compromise somewhere and the glass is a likely place to start.
No. He’s saying he wants to be able to see the reticle at 4x and anything that’s not obstructive at 32 will be crazy tiny at 4. As you say illumination will help with that.
this is the reason I' looking to change the scope on my RPR in 243Win; the H59 reticle in my burris Xtr2 disappears in low-light on 4x (and my illumination does not seem to work)Highly unlikely without illumination.
There is nothing in these reticles to bring the eye to the center at low power. Thats why I'm hesitating replacing my LRHS with one until the review come out. But I most likely will because it does have illumination.
I don't have any direct comparison photos, but I'm assuming they modified the reticle sizes to some extent for such a broad magnification range.
After having looked through them, they seemed just as usable on the lowest magnification setting as these MIL-R illuminated examples on 4x.
It does really does. I’m excited to hear and see what people think of them once they get them. I’m looking to loose some weight on my AX to make it more hunter friendly and this could be the ticket (Gen 2 Razor now). It’ll all depends on image quality because it’s checking all the boxes right now.The FOV and internal travel seems quite impressive for the x2.5-20. This keeps getting better.
China... No?I just saw USO has a 2.5-20 coming out in their TS series. Which means it could be in the same price range maybe a little lower.
While I agree, especially for hunting, I would like something a bit more refined for my long range AR. This is definitely the right combo of power, weight and size for me. I just don’t hav a new scope in the budget this year. I shall see...This scope appears, on paper, to be a strong competitor to my LRHS.
I just can’t help but like the G2H reticle better than anything NF is offering on these.
It is our pleasure to work with you on this.Who do I talk to about pre ordering a 2.5-20 in mil C?
ED glass - but from what I'm told it's not *quite* ATACR level, but far better than NXS
I called NF today to ask about a reticle change for my ATACR's. Apparently, they're no longer offering that service. :-(
But, I asked about these scopes. The guy said it's the exact same glass as the ATACR. That's great if it's true.
These scopes fit all my needs and wants with the exception of the low profile elevation turret. I hate the tall turret on my hunting rifles. They just get in the way on a pack and maneuvering.
Then why buy an atacr?
ilya has it right."Same glass" means absolutely nothing. That's what marketing people say when they need to give a vague answer.
I suspect ATACR is a better optimized system design.
Ilya