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Old 05-08-2008, 10:15 PM
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I have 2 NXS scopes, both are 5.5-22x56. One has a mil-dot and the other an MLR. They are excellent scopes and for the money you can't beat'em. I too have a Luppy MK4 6.5-20x50 and the differences between the scopes are minor but they add up. I compared the two side by side at the range one day and these are some of my findings:

+ The NF seems to have a brighter more crisp sight picture.
- The NF is also much heavier and larger especially with the 4" sunshade.
+ The NF turrets are much crisper to turn, the MK4s aren't as reassuring.
Both passed the box test right on the money.
Both track perfecty aswell.

I haven't had any problems with either scope but I feel more confident with the NF, so if I could only choose one it would be the NF hands down.

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It used to be on their website, but I could not find it to link now....but the scope took a bullet. It locked the power adjustment ring, but after the guy taped the scope to keep out dust, he used it three more days until he got back. Held zero and still tracked.
I don't think that the power ring was locked. I looked through this Scope at the 06 Shot Show in Vegas


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JWP475,

It surely is rugged enough for me!!!


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How's this for tough an AK-47 bullet hole completely through the tube and the scope still function perfectly to use for 3 more days with the holes taped over.. I have looked through this scope and it was still shooting with-in 1/4 MOA to 500 meters according to the soldiger that was useing it...

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Old 05-09-2008, 01:05 PM
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I don't think that the power ring was locked. I looked through this Scope at the 06 Shot Show in Vegas
Here is a scan from the NF Catalog. It seems the power ring was locked on 15X. I have 4 NF scopes and they are Very Tuff scopes. I use them mostly on tactical weapons. Very clear and crisp optics with a great field of view on low power. NF has good customer service and repairs are done quickly. More expensive than a Leupold but if its in your price range it is well worth the money.

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Old 05-11-2008, 05:38 PM
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I bought one (3.5-15x50), and loved it.
So, I bought another one (5.5-22x50), and love that one too.
Then I bought another one (5.5-22x50), and that one sure is nice too . . .
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