If you wanted 1/8 MOA clicks, it used to be that you had to choose the Nightforce BR model. That has changed. Nightforce now offers 8-32X and 12-42X NXS models with 1/8 MOA clicks. The 1/8 MOA-click NXS lineup is ideal for those who prefer side-parallax control AND more precise click values.
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Nightforce scope research and testing continues to develop new standards in manufacturing and quality control. Most Nightforce scopes are assembled in Idaho with many models made from start to finish right here in the USA.
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The side-focus parallax adjustment NXS model fits one additional focus lens in the scope body — a lens not required in the front-adjusting Benchrest model. According to Nightforce, this one extra lens in the NXS can reduce potential light transmission by 1.0 to 1.5 percent in the NXS compared to the BR model.
http://www.accurateshooter.com/optics/nightforce-benchrest-vs-nxs-scopes/
NXS scopes are also a bit more robust, and feature a side parallax adjustment (side-focus), whereas the BR scopes have an adjustable front objective for correcting parallax. Another main difference is click value, as the BR scopes have 1/8 MOA clicks while the NXS scopes currently feature 1/4 MOA clicks.
http://www.accurateshooter.com/optics/nightforce-benchrest-vs-nxs-scopes/
Nightforce's investment in leading edge technology and mechanical design standards are part of what sets them apart from other scope manufacturers. If you're looking for the best in tactical optics, you've come to the right place. OpticsPlanet is an Authorized US Nightforce Dealer.
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With the new 1/8 MOA-click NXS models now available, the decision on which Nightforce scope to buy, will come down to focus/parallax adjustment, field hardiness, and price. Though it may still be a hard decision in certain situations, hopefully this discussion has made the decision a bit easier.
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Whose components is really irrelevant as things are built to spec. Knowing the company name does not mean anything and most cases you would not recognize the company name. IE: If I told you NightForce was made my Nagasaki Optic company, you wouldn't know any more than you do now. There are no Nikon, Bushnell, Simmons, BSA, etc. factories in the Orient.
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Points: 7692. I can tell you 100% for sure that Hakko does not have anything to do with NightForce. In fact Hakko no longer exist, they went out of business last year and have loosely reformed under the name of Japan Optics Ltd. (JOL).
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Buying Info Videos. Nightforce is a world leader in the production of the finest precision tactical rifle scopes, and OpticsPlanet is proud to be its Authorized US Dealer. Soldiers, police snipers and hunters trust Nightforce scopes & accessories to perform to the highest possible standards. All Night-Force products are made in the USA and subjected to rigorous testing and quality control before being approved for sale.
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where are nightforce optics made
Nightforce optics are made in Japan.