Moar or moar t

[jskmtd]

I'm going to get the nightforce nxs with either the moar or moar t. This rifle will be used as my primary hunting rifle and also for shooting steel and rocks to as far as my rangefinder will range. What do you guys prefer out of the two listed and why? Thanks for any help you can offer.
Jon

 

[WeiserBucks]

I prefer the MOAR T , I've been using it for years on targets, steel, varmints, deer and elk . It does everything I want and I have sold all of my other scopes.

If you're not in a hurry, I suggest saving a little longer and get an ATACR , it's a worthwhile investment over the NXS in my opinion.

 

[Rick Richard]

MOART also

 

[ShtrRdy]

For target / precise shooting I like the MOAR-T. For hunting I like the MOAR since it's a little thicker.

 

[alf]

For target / precise shooting I like the MOAR-T. For hunting I like the MOAR since it's a little thicker.

Same here........both have their place......

 

[jskmtd]

Thanks for the replys and please keep them coming.
So if you could only have one either the moar or moar t which one would you choose?

 

[alf]

So if you could only have one either the moar or moar t which one would you choose?

Depends somewhat on which scope (power) and how good's your rangefinder.....

 

[WeiserBucks]

T for me but my vision is still very good . For anyone with lesser vision the standard MOAR might be a better choice.

 

[jskmtd]

Scope will be the NXS 5.5-22x50, I choose this over the Atacr because of the weight difference and my range finder is the Leica 2000b.

 

[alf]

I've got 5.5-22's in MOAR, MOAR-T, and NP-R1, which is a twin to the T.

To put it into perspective, it's tougher to quarter a milk jug at 1K with the MOAR, but you can at a mile with the other two.

 

[ar10ar15man]

moar-t so my shooting buddies and i talk the same when looking thru our scopes

 

[jskmtd]

Thanks guys for the info. I prefer the moar t but I'm worried about not being able to see it in low light or in the timber. Those of you using the moar t how is it in those conditions?
Thanks,
Jon

 

[Rick Richard]

Thanks guys for the info. I prefer the moar t but I'm worried about not being able to see it in low light or in the timber. Those of you using the moar t how is it in those conditions?
Thanks,
Jon

No problem for me in low light or in the timber.

 

[jskmtd]

Thanks Rick!