NightForce NX8 4-32×50 F2 Scope

The NightForce NX8 4-32×50 F2 features the CF2D second focal plane reticle, ZeroStop turrets and the durability you rely on. The scope comes in a compact package making it versatile in both close and long range. It features DigIllum reticle illumination, ZeroStop technology, and is available in Mil-Radian reticle.Whether you are a hunter, shooter, or professional the NX8 family of will put your capabilities to a new level.

NightForce NX8 4-32×50 F2 Features

Second Focal Plane

DigIllum

ZeroStop

8x zoom ratio

NightForce NX8 4-32×50 F2 Reticle Options

Mil-CF2D

The Mil-CF2D were adapted from the F1 Mil-C reticle with features to make them more useful to longrange hunters and shooters who prefer Second Focal Plane. The 0.05 MRAD floating center dot, 0.2 MRAD subtensions, and numbers at every other Mil-Radian ensure fast reference whether shooting in the center or holding for elevation or wind. A reticle scale that nearly fills the field of view and finer line widths provide a clear view of the target anywhere in the reticle. The Mil-CF2D, available only in the 4-32×50 F2, is marked with a dual reticle scale for correct subtensions at 16x and 32x. The power change ring of the scope is marked with a small, calibrated dot that corresponds to the 16x reticle scale. This allows the user to choose between maximum detail or a larger field of view without sacrificing the ability to hold for wind or elevation.

MOAR-CF2D

A floating, center-dot aiming point and alternating reticle pattern provide the modern long-range hunter and shooter a fast and precise shooting experience. Both reticles feature a precise 0.2 MOA floating center-dot for aiming and an alternating reticle pattern where odd values are represented by up/left marks and even values are represented by down/right marks. Combined with major labels every 5-MOA, this reticle allows for fast and intuitive holds. The MOAR-CF2D, available only in the 4-32×50 F2, is marked with a dual reticle scale for correct subtensions at 16x and 32x. The power change ring of the scope is marked with a small, calibrated dot that corresponds to the 16x reticle scale. This allows the user to choose between maximum detail or a larger field of view without sacrificing the ability to hold for wind or elevation.