Nightforce 2.5-10-32 Reticle choices

[msstate56]

I am looking to purchase a Nightforce 2.5-10X32 with zero stop. I like the simplicity and uncluttered look of the hollow mil dot reticle. However I also prefer MOA clicks v. the mil radian turrets. I usually only see the mil dot reticle with mil radian turrets, my question is: can I get a mil dot reticle with 1/4 MOA turrets? I know and understand MOA clicks because my other scopes are MOA, and I don't want to use a different system for this scope.

Also if anyone has pics of the various NF reticles I would like to see them. Thank you for your help.

[cougar_guy04]

I've seen/held a Mil-dot reticle w/ 1/4 MOA turrets before, so I know they're out there. That's pretty much the exact optic I was looking at putting on my Mk12-type build when it finally materializes.

Nightforce lists all their reticles in a catalog here:
http://nightforceoptics.com/nightfor...cle_Manual.pdf

[VooDoo6Actual]

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[VooDoo6Actual]

Yes, you can get a Mil-Dot reticle for compact NXS w/ 1/4 MOA.

NP-R2 or FC-2 reticles are all excellent reticles as well in that model.

HTH....

[Failure2Stop]

There is a big advantage to having mil adjustments in conjunction with a mil-dot reticle.

Just sayin'

[seacoastnh]

I am looking to purchase a Nightforce 2.5-10X32 with zero stop. I like the simplicity and uncluttered look of the hollow mil dot reticle. However I also prefer MOA clicks v. the mil radian turrets. I usually only see the mil dot reticle with mil radian turrets, my question is: can I get a mil dot reticle with 1/4 MOA turrets? I know and understand MOA clicks because my other scopes are MOA, and I don't want to use a different system for this scope.

Also if anyone has pics of the various NF reticles I would like to see them. Thank you for your help.

Bearbasin has the 2.5-10x32 with mildot with zero stop 1/4 moa clicks. I have the same scope with the NP-R2 reticle. I purchased from Bear Basin, the service was excellent.

http://www.bearbasin.com/catalog.htm#nightforce_scopes

[rljatl]

I just spoke to Nightforce about this yesterday. Although the military is moving to mils, according to Nightforce, the military has been and currently uses the mildot reticle with moa turrets.

[msstate56]

Great info guys, you answered my questions. Thanks alot.

[pofboom]

I agree with seacoast with the NPR2 because i like the MOA system. It is a lot easier to calculate, for me.