New For NightForce
Nightforce showed a 2.5-10 x 32 NXS Compact series to complement its 24mm objective lens line that proves a scope needn't be massive to provide exceptional performance. Nightforce designed it to answer the requests of hunters for a larger objective lens with even more low-light capability, yet in a compact, lightweight, streamlined instrument that does not overwhelm a hunting rifle.
 Nightforce NXS Scope 12 42x56 250 MOA NP R2  US $1,885.00
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 Nightforce NXS Scope 12 42x56 250 MOA NP R1 US $1,885.00
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 Nightforce NXS Scope 8 32x56 250 MOA MLR US $1,755.00
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 Nightforce NXS Scope 35 15x56 250 MOA NP R2 US $1,483.00
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 Nightforce NXS 25 10 x 24 025 MOA US $1,000.00
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 Nightforce NXS Scope 25 10x32 NP 1 Medium Velocity MV US $1,291.00
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 Nightforce NXS Scope 25 10x32 NP 1 High Velocity HV US $1,291.00
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 Nightforce NXS Scope 25 10x32 250 MOA ZeroStop MILDOT US $1,470.00
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 Nightforce NXS Scope 25 10x32 NP 1 Low Velocity LV US $1,291.00
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Compact NXS scopes were originally created for U.S. Special Forces for use with night vision devices. The new 2.5-10 x 32 has no parallax concerns; a larger exit pupil makes for faster target acquisition--and at just 12 inches in length and 19 ounces, it represents an optimum ratio of size-to-weight performance.
NightForce rifle Scope
Like crafting a fine watch, building a small riflescope that outperforms many larger, bulkier scopes demands a commitment to tolerances, materials, and innovative optical design.
Nightforce compacts are available with two types of adjustment turrets:
1. Fully enclosed with caps (shown with caps removed, photo 1 above; caps installed on 1-4 x 24 and 2.5-10 x 24 scopes at left). Windage and elevation controls are easily adjusted with fingertips.
2. Exposed tactical-style turrets standard with Nightforce ZeroStop and windage limiter technology. With ZeroStop, after sighting in your rifle you can lock your zero to any one of the 400 elevation clicks, then return instantly to absolute zero by feel, regardless of how many elevation adjustments you have made. Your choice depends upon the type of shooting you do and whether or not you need instant access to all adjustments.
