Which one did you buy and how do you like it?I'm considering 4.5-14x40 for my coyote set up.ThanksCheck them both out at a shop. I did that and came home with the nikon prostaff 5 nikoplex. For hunting purposes, didn't think I'd need a bdc as do just fine with a standard reticle. Partly it's personal preference, but on a .270 the holdover really isn't much when looking at standard hunting distances. Happy shopping.
I think the thing to consider is whether or not you intend to calibrate your BDC reticle. Take a look at our ballistic software (http://en.nikonsportoptics.ca/spoton/english/index.html) and play around with it. The point of the BDC is to eliminate holdover for the load and gun you're shooting. It's also available as an app for Android and Iphone's where it will take in your weather, altitude etc. Its a great little program and when you take the 2 minutes to punch in the information you'll see the yardages at each magnification based on your .270 and what you plan to load into it.
Rather than being 2 inches high at 300 yds at 4x magnification, you might be in circle two. Some people do find the BDC busy and that's fair, however keep in mind it is designed to look through to place your shot rather than block out with a thick line etc.
Both are great options and I think you'll be super happy with either!
I've seen a few of your posts obviously you're a Nikon rep?
Do you have a storefront?
Hey,i was just on the Nikon site because i've been thinking strongly of a new prostaff 5 4.5-14 and i'm wondering if i'm reading right. Do you need to hold onto your reciept for as long as you own nikon scopes? If so,does this mean if i buy used,it's not covered? Finally,just how long is the warranty?I think the thing to consider is whether or not you intend to calibrate your BDC reticle. Take a look at our ballistic software (http://en.nikonsportoptics.ca/spoton/english/index.html) and play around with it. The point of the BDC is to eliminate holdover for the load and gun you're shooting. It's also available as an app for Android and Iphone's where it will take in your weather, altitude etc. Its a great little program and when you take the 2 minutes to punch in the information you'll see the yardages at each magnification based on your .270 and what you plan to load into it.
Rather than being 2 inches high at 300 yds at 4x magnification, you might be in circle two. Some people do find the BDC busy and that's fair, however keep in mind it is designed to look through to place your shot rather than block out with a thick line etc.
Both are great options and I think you'll be super happy with either!
Hey,i was just on the Nikon site because i've been thinking strongly of a new prostaff 5 4.5-14 and i'm wondering if i'm reading right. Do you need to hold onto your reciept for as long as you own nikon scopes? If so,does this mean if i buy used,it's not covered? Finally,just how long is the warranty?
Hey Travis,just curious about nikon arranty and camo dipping.If i as o grab a new prostaff 5 and had it dipped to match my savage predator,would that void the warranty?ThanksIt makes it a bit quicker process if you have the original receipt, but not 100% necessary. Riflescopes is a Lifetime Warranty in Canada.
Which one did you buy and how do you like it?I'm considering 4.5-14x40 for my coyote set up.Thanks
Hey Travis,just curious about nikon arranty and camo dipping.If i as o grab a new prostaff 5 and had it dipped to match my savage predator,would that void the warranty?Thanks
Which one did you buy and how do you like it?I'm considering 4.5-14x40 for my coyote set up.Thanks




























