A responsible long-range shooter is supposed to take care of their rifle’s precision scope—a most delicate, vital, and expensive instrument that is the interface between the shooter’s eye and the ...

As a leading manufacturer and marketer of premium sport optics and related products including riflescopes, spotting scopes and accessories, Nightforce builds the most rugged, reliable, and repeatable ...

I’ve been testing optical gear on a more or less regular basis since 1985, and one of the things I’ve observed is that the difference in image quality between one instrument and another is usually ...

Nightforce Optics today announced increased commitment to the U.S. Rifle Team through a multi-year “Gold Medal” sponsorship. The three-time F-Class World Champion U.S. Rifle Team competes in domestic ...

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Nightforce Optics is set to deliver 40 new sights to US Special Operations Command (USSOCOM) under the Precision Variable Power Scope (P-VPS) programme. The company will provide 20 samples of two ...

Dec. 13 (UPI) --Nightforce Optics has received a $53.7, five-year contract to deliver precision-variable power scopes for the U.S. Navy, the Pentagon announced. According to the contract announcement, ...

Spotting scopes are widely used in a wide range of outdoor activities, both tranquil and action-packed ones. Though it might seem like the only difference between various models is the name of the ...

Nightforce Ultralite scope rings are offered in various heigts, from .885, 1.00, 1.125, 1.265 to 1.375 inches. The 1.1265 inch filles a gap in mounting options. All Nightforce rings are designed for ...

Riflescopes have evolved a great deal over the last quarter-century. We are far from the Burris Ballistic Plex reticle and simple, elevated turrets of the early 2000s. The current trend with hunting ...

Details: It is reported that dozens of videos can be found on YouTube where Russian soldiers show scopes produced by Western manufacturers, in particular by Leupold (USA), Nightforce (USA – Japan), ...