NIKON 2.5-10 TACTICAL

[Nicholas]

Ian

With the scopes mounted on the Badger tapered bases how much MOA of elevation is left above your 100 yard zero?

 

[*WyoWhisper*]

Ok ..ok.. lets cut to the chase when can we purchase one of these finished puppies????

 

[Ian M]

Nikon Tactical
The 2.5-10x44 has 10 moa per turret revolution. I had 60 moa of elevation left after I zeroed at 100 yards. Latest info I have on availability is early November.
This is one sweet scope.

4-16x50 is getting a bit of work done to the design, it may or may not be available in November.

I am still shooting the original two scopes and they are working perfectly, very crisp and sharp images. The latest two prototypes went back to NY last week - really hated to return them.

 

[milanuk]

IanM,

Any idea why they went w/ 10MOA per revolution of the turret instead of the (more) standard 15 MOA (unless I'm mistaken here)? I thought long range scopes generally used that value (15MOA/rev), though my Weaver V16 uses 12 (one could argue whether it is a 'long' range scope), and Sightron for some god-forsaken reason uses 7.5 MOA, and doesn't have hash marks on the last half-minute! Grrr!!! Pretty **** annoying when trying to keep track of minutes of elevation/windage. Otherwise nice enough scope in its own right.

Thanks,

Monte

 

[kidcoltoutlaw]

Ay new info

on the Nikon tactical scopes,

Thanks,Keith