Nightforce NX6 3-18x50 F2 Riflescope 4A-i Reticle - Illuminated

Nightforce NX6 3-18x50 F2 Riflescope 4A-i Reticle - Illuminated

Reach farther and see clearly in low light with the Nightforce NX6 3-18x50 F2 riflescope with the 4A-i illuminated reticle. It is built for mid- to long-range hunters, with pristine glass for low-light visibility, a clean second focal plane reticle for fast aiming, and a flexible FieldSet turret setup. At 26.7 ounces and 13.9 inches long, it keeps a hunting rifle light and balanced.

The 3-18x range lets you run low for quick shots in timber and dial up when a longer shot calls for it. The 4A-i reticle is Nightforce's new, uncluttered design for fast aiming and an unobstructed field of view, and DigIllum illumination keeps it easy to see in dim light. Because the reticle is in the second focal plane, it stays the same size as you zoom. The 50mm objective gathers plenty of light, with an exit pupil of 7.4mm at 3x and 2.8mm at 18x.

The capped FieldSet elevation turret protects your zero in the field and adjusts in .250 MOA clicks, with 120 MOA of elevation travel and 85 MOA of windage travel. When you want an exposed dial, the included voucher lets you convert it to an exposed turret or a custom Bullet Drop Compensating (BDC) dial. The FieldSet dial and stop position can be reset in one action with a field-expedient tool. Parallax adjusts from 10 meters (11 yards) to infinity, and eye relief is 3.5 inches.

The 30mm tube has a 5.6-inch mounting length for flexible ring placement, and the field of view is 35.3 feet at 3x and 7.3 feet at 18x at 100 yards. A standard power throw lever is installed. If you prefer the MOAR reticle, we can also help you with the NX6 3-18x50 F2 MOAR (C737), which has the same body and specs. Stop by the store with questions, and our staff can help you pick rings and a base for your rifle.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: What reticle does this NX6 3-18x50 have?
A: It has the 4A-i reticle in the second focal plane, with DigIllum illumination. The reticle stays the same size as you change magnification.

Q: What is the difference between the 4A-i and MOAR versions?
A: The 4A-i and the MOAR versions share the same body, magnification, turrets, and illumination. Only the reticle design differs.

Q: What does FieldSet capped mean?
A: The elevation turret has a protective cap that helps hold your zero in the field. The included voucher lets you convert it to an exposed dial or a custom BDC dial.

Q: What are the size and weight?
A: It is 13.9 inches long with a 5.6-inch mounting length and a 30mm tube. It weighs 26.7 ounces.

Q: How much adjustment does it have?
A: It adjusts in .250 MOA clicks and has 120 MOA of elevation travel and 85 MOA of windage travel.

Q: What is the parallax range and eye relief?
A: Parallax adjusts from 10 meters (11 yards) to infinity, and eye relief is 3.5 inches.