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Nightforce NXS 5.5-22x56mm ZeroStop .250 MOA HVM reticle
Nightforce NXS 5.5-22x56mm riflescopes were manufctured with a goal to allow the shooter to perform surgical precision shots at longest ranges as well, as at close distances. This NXS riflescope bears 56mm objective lens which provides increased light transmission and large field of view. 4-inch eye relief and 100 M.O.A. elevation travel provide accuracy and quick target acquisition at longest distances possible. The Zero stop in this Nightforce NXS riflescope allows the operator to easily zero the scope at any time.
HVM reticle
Precise shot placement to 1000 yards with accurate holdovers.
| Focal Plane | Second |
| Objective outer diameter | 65 mm |
| Exit pupil diameter | 5.5x: 10.2 mm 22x: 2.5 mm |
| Field of view @100 yards/100 meters | 5.5x: 17.5 ft 22x: 4.7 ft 5.5x: 5.3 m 22x: 1.4 m |
| Eye relief | 99 mm/3.9 in |
| Internal adjustment range (MOA/Mil) | e: 100 MOA w: 60 MOA e: 27.3 Mil w: 16.4 Mil |
| Click value | .250 MOA .1 Mil-rad |
| Parallax adjustment | 50 yd - ∞ |
| Tube diameter | 30 mm/1.18 in |
| Eyepiece outer diameter | 43 mm |
| Overall length (inches/mm) | 15.2 in/386 mm |
| Weight (ounces/grams) | 32 oz/907g |
| Mounting length (inches/mm) | 6.6 in/168 mm |
- 100 M.O.A. of internal adjustment
- Exceptional optical integrity
- Composed of 6061-T6 Aircraft Grade Aluminum
- Completely Waterproof and Weather Resistant
- Proprietary titanium beta erector spring that delivers three to four times the spring pressure of other scopes
- ZeroStop allows for the ability to always return your scope to zero
