Re: NF ARMY SPEC F1 Special Release
Is there different Reticles offered in the Milspec NF scopes?
Is there different Reticles offered in the Milspec NF scopes?
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Re: NF ARMY SPEC F1 Special Release
<div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: BigB308</div><div class="ubbcode-body">Is there different Reticles offered in the Milspec NF scopes?</div></div>
For the military market I believe there are. From my understanding this is just a specific configuration; and the construction of the scope does not allow for changes after being built.
<div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: BigB308</div><div class="ubbcode-body">Is there different Reticles offered in the Milspec NF scopes?</div></div>
For the military market I believe there are. From my understanding this is just a specific configuration; and the construction of the scope does not allow for changes after being built.
Re: NF ARMY SPEC F1 Special Release
They come with the MIL-DOT reticle. We are getting great feedback on them.
We one or two left and more on the way.
Mike @ CST
They come with the MIL-DOT reticle. We are getting great feedback on them.
We one or two left and more on the way.
Mike @ CST
Re: NF ARMY SPEC F1 Special Release
<div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: DC Smith</div><div class="ubbcode-body">Something is decidedly screwy with the reticle data sheet which comes with this scope. First, most of the values are in MOA, which doesn’t make any sense for a MIL/MIL scope, 2nd the values are expressed to a ridiculous degree of precision: down to five places past the decimal point. It seems pretty clear that whoever put this together has never used a MIL dot scope to range anything, and it is surprising that the folks at Nightforce would let something this silly out the door with a MILSPEC product. There is at least one ‘gross error’ on the page: it shows the same value [17.18875moa] for two obviously different dimensions. Another thing: this is a different reticle than the composite depicted in the Nightforce ‘Reticle Information’ booklet they sent me after my 1st WTF? call.
It sure would be nice if someone at Nightforce who understands how this reticle is used would put together a summary of the reticle (in MILS, to 2 decimal places, thank you!) and make it available to those of us who actually intend to use this scope.
Cheers,
DC
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Here's a diagram I made for the F1 Mildot In Mils:
<div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: DC Smith</div><div class="ubbcode-body">Something is decidedly screwy with the reticle data sheet which comes with this scope. First, most of the values are in MOA, which doesn’t make any sense for a MIL/MIL scope, 2nd the values are expressed to a ridiculous degree of precision: down to five places past the decimal point. It seems pretty clear that whoever put this together has never used a MIL dot scope to range anything, and it is surprising that the folks at Nightforce would let something this silly out the door with a MILSPEC product. There is at least one ‘gross error’ on the page: it shows the same value [17.18875moa] for two obviously different dimensions. Another thing: this is a different reticle than the composite depicted in the Nightforce ‘Reticle Information’ booklet they sent me after my 1st WTF? call.
It sure would be nice if someone at Nightforce who understands how this reticle is used would put together a summary of the reticle (in MILS, to 2 decimal places, thank you!) and make it available to those of us who actually intend to use this scope.
Cheers,
DC
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Here's a diagram I made for the F1 Mildot In Mils:
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