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NF hit a home run with this line. Now if they'd make a few tweaks (which they won't) to the 2.5-10x42 I'd have all basis covered and be a happy man. Cap the windage and put a forceplex with the digilum in it and I'd get another.....give it a fixed parallax or make it so the parallax isn't as touchy and I'd end up with several of them. I have no problem with someone wanting more x's for hunting or long range play. I spent a while with the 4.5-18 lrhs and I can enjoy the 18x at the bench. For my preferences and use though, I'll take a 2.5-10x42 that weights 1/2 a lb less.
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What are the details on the new scopes? Can’t see them without logging in to schitt azzed snipers hole. Confirmed FFP.
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ctsmith:
You still shooting that 300WM ya got from me?? I shiver at the thought of a magnum anymore. A neighbor is killing deer with it.
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Looking good Clint. I like more x's at times myself......probably my 58 yr old eyeballs. Glad to see a 30mm tube instead of the new 34mm fad.
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ctsmith:
You still shooting that 300WM ya got from me?? I shiver at the thought of a magnum anymore. A neighbor is killing deer with it. I hear ya......6.5 Creedmoor is more my style these days!!
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Cap the windage and put a forceplex with the digilum in it and I'd get another.....give it a fixed parallax or make it so the parallax isn't as touchy and I'd end up with several of them. For my preferences and use though, I'll take a 2.5-10x42 that weights 1/2 a lb less.
For a hunting rig thats exactly what I'd like. 10x with no parallax adjustment. Illumination knob like on the 32mm. Capped windage. SFP is good for me on a 10X.
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Johnny, I hear you on the 30mm. Now my position is that I'll never have a 34mm, but thats what I said about a 30mm.
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ctsmith:
You still shooting that 300WM ya got from me?? I shiver at the thought of a magnum anymore. A neighbor is killing deer with it. I hear ya......6.5 Creedmoor is more my style these days!! Myself as well. The 7mag doesn't get used near as much as it used to.
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300Mag, that rifle is crazy accurate, probably the best I've ever seen at that weight.
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Thanks for the info.
I agree on the wish for a lighter mid-power model for a hunting scope. These scopes look superb for a belly gun.
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Cap the windage and put a forceplex with the digilum in it and I'd get another.....give it a fixed parallax or make it so the parallax isn't as touchy and I'd end up with several of them. For my preferences and use though, I'll take a 2.5-10x42 that weights 1/2 a lb less.
For a hunting rig thats exactly what I'd like. 10x with no parallax adjustment. Illumination knob like on the 32mm. Capped windage. SFP is good for me on a 10X. Probably won’t happen, but I’d take several. And I’d be fine with even a 32 mm objective.
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With literally no one dialing windage, I don't get the hold out on the cap. A locking turret will work too.
And the honking big parallax/illumination knob is an abomination on anything with a the name of "compact".
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...... For my preferences and use though, I'll take a 2.5-10x42 that weights 1/2 a lb less.
I should clarify that the 1/2 lb less comment was in reference to the NSX 2.5-10 at 20.5 oz vs the NX8 2.5-20 at 28 oz.
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With literally no one dialing windage, I don't get the hold out on the cap. A locking turret will work too.
And the honking big parallax/illumination knob is an abomination on anything with a the name of "compact".
True. The lack of desire to offer the plain Forceplex reticle in the NSX series amazes me. I was told they had many requests for it but no plans to offer it.
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With literally no one dialing windage, I don't get the hold out on the cap. A locking turret will work too.
And the honking big parallax/illumination knob is an abomination on anything with a the name of "compact".
No, but I dial spin drift when shooting at 800 and beyond.
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SFP with a MOAR, sign me up. FFP at 2.5x with a reticle that is usable at 20x? Does it come with a magnifying glass so you can see the reticle?
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SFP with a MOAR, sign me up. FFP at 2.5x with a reticle that is usable at 20x? Does it come with a magnifying glass so you can see the reticle? If you're buying a scope to mostly use at lower powers this is NOT the scope for you.
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I can only guess, but I would think it’s simply a crosshair at lower powers.
A small 2.5-20 appeals to me. A lot. But then it’s a 50mm obj and weighs 28oz which dampens my enthusiasm. I really do not understand the use case for the Mil-C reticle. You have a scope with exposed dials, then have this fine scale ruler of a reticle. 5 MIL of windage? Shooting in a hurricane? All I can assume is that this a precision rifle competition thing.
Seems to have a number of people fawning over it so I guess some see this as the right combination of traits. I’m sure it’s a great scope, I’m just not sure for what.
Maybe a 2-16x36 with a Forceplex-like reticle with about 2MIL of windage reference and weighing about 20oz will join the family in the future?
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prm, I hear you on the reticle, and agree. I'd be happy if NF would just bring back the Mildot.
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