Nightforce NX6 4-24x50mm F2 — MOAR Reticle

Nightforce NX6 4-24x50 Riflescope 4A-i Reticle - Illuminated

Cover everything from close shots to long-range work with the Nightforce NX6 4-24x50mm F2, a light, rugged hunting scope with a classic 4A-i illuminated reticle. It has a 30mm tube, a 50mm objective, a second focal plane reticle, and Nightforce's FieldSet capped elevation turret. At 27.3 ounces and 13.9 inches long, it is a lightweight, high-performance option for western and predator hunting, law enforcement marksmen, and field-use shooters.

The 4-24x power range lets you run low for fast shots and dial up for precision at distance. Because the reticle is in the second focal plane, it stays the same size as you zoom, which gives you a consistent sight picture throughout the range. The DigIllum reticle illumination offers red and green settings with multiple brightness levels, single-button control, automatic shutoff, and quick return to your last setting. It runs on a CR2032 battery. The 4A-i reticle is Nightforce's classic design, and the illumination keeps it easy to see in dim light.

The capped FieldSet elevation turret keeps your zero secure in the field and adjusts in .250 MOA clicks, with 115 MOA of elevation travel and 85 MOA of windage travel. When you want an exposed dial, the included conversion kit voucher lets you move to a standard or custom BDC turret. Parallax adjusts down to 10 meters (11 yards), and eye relief is 3.5 inches. Exit pupil runs from 7.1mm at 4x to 2.1mm at 24x, and the 5.6-inch mounting length gives you flexibility on the rail.

The NX6 4-24x50 F2 ships with flip-up covers, an NX6 multi-tool, and the conversion kit voucher. If you prefer the MOAR reticle, we also carry the Nightforce NX6 4-24x50 F2 MOAR (C739), which has the same body, turrets, and specs. For a rifle, scope rings, and bases to go with it, stop by the store or call us.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: What reticle does the Nightforce NX6 4-24x50 F2 C740 have?
A: It has the 4A-i illuminated reticle in the second focal plane. The reticle stays the same size as you change magnification.

Q: What is the difference between the C740 and the C739?
A: The C740 has the 4A-i reticle, and the C739 has the MOAR reticle. The magnification, objective size, tube, turrets, and illumination are otherwise the same.

Q: Is the reticle illuminated?
A: Yes. DigIllum offers red and green illumination with multiple brightness levels. It has single-button control, automatic shutoff, and a CR2032 battery.

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

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 27.3 ounces.

Q: How much adjustment does it have?
A: It adjusts in .250 MOA clicks and has 115 MOA of elevation travel and 85 MOA of windage travel.