New Nightforce ATACR F1 Riflescopes 5-25x & 4-16x

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ATACR 5-25x56 F1 riflescope

http://nightforceoptics.com/atacr/5-25×56-f1

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Features of this scope include:

5-25x magnification range
ED glass
34mm maintube
12 Mil-Radian or 30 MOA per revolution (.1 Mil-Radian or .25 MOA adjustments)
35 Mils or 120 MOA of elevation travel
ZeroStop standard
Capped windage
Meter or Yardage marked parallax adjustment
DigIllum (No NVD settings)
Included Power Throw Lever (PTL)
XtremeSpeed threading on the eyepiece for faster diopter adjustment

Retail price: $2,900 for Mil-R or MOAR Reticles, $3,400 for Horus 59 or TReMoR 3



ATACR 4-16x42 F1 riflescope

http://nightforceoptics.com/atacr/4-16x42-f1

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Features of this optic include:

4-16x magnification range
42mm objective lens
ED glass
34mm maintube
12 Mil-Radian or 30 MOA per revolution (.1 Mil-Radian or .25 MOA adjustments)
28 Mils or 89 MOA of elevation travel
New ZeroHold feature
Capped windage
Meter or Yardage marked parallax adjustment
DigIllum (No NVD settings)
Included Power Throw Lever (PTL)
XtremeSpeed threading on the eyepiece for faster diopter adjustment

Retail price: $2,400 for Mil-R or MOAR Reticles, $2,900 for Horus 59 or TReMoR 3


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The windage dial.

They are including a thread protector with the scope for those who want to leave it uncapped.
 
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About time! The 5-25 will kill their sales for the "Beast". Wouldnt be surprised to see the Beast discontinued in time if sales go well on the ATACR F1's.
 
Is it mainly for ranging, or just quick 'holdover' shots where you don't have time to adjust for windage and elevation? And is it useful for 'normal' recreational ranges or really just for waaay out there? Enquiring minds want to know! :)
 
It's got stuff for ranging, holdovers, moving targets, wind holds and other stuff. The Horus reticles are often popular with new shooters, but more experienced shooters tend to shy away from them because of how busy they are. You can do everything they do with reticles that are far less cluttered and have thinner lines. Horus reticles are 0.05 mil, which of on the thick side.

I much prefer reticles like the Gen2 XR, G2, EBR-2C if you want the Christmas Tree features. These tend to be more subtle.
 
I think that 5-25 will be my next scope ( I just bought a Vectronix PLRF15C and am gonna pair it with a Nomad loaded with Field Firing Solutions and Kestrel 4500). This would be the perfect scope to finish off with.....
 
Retail price: $2,900 for Mil-R or MOAR Reticles, $3,400 for Horus 59 or TReMoR 3
Retail price: $2,400 for Mil-R or MOAR Reticles, $2,900 for Horus 59 or TReMoR 3

Currently add at least 14% for Canadian pricing?
 
I was about to pull the trigger on a S&B 5-25 with H59 because Nightforce didn't have what I wanted. I think I'll be waiting for this to hit Canada. Then all my rifles will be Nightforce. The TRG-22 will now be happy to be accessorized like the rest of the gun cabinet.

Also curious if that was USD or CAD pricing.
 
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