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Nightforce NXS 8-32x56
The 8-32 x 56 NXS is one of the highest magnification scopes that Nightforce produce, making it perfect for the Long Range Sniper use. Due to the large magnification adjustment range, it can be employed universally. The extremely high magnification power mean there is now practically no target outside the capable shooter's reach.
Since 1992, Nightforce has been a winner in many Benchrest competitions and has combined that knowledge and success to create the ultimate target range scope for long range shooting. This rifle scope was derived from the tactical product line, meaning that the 8-32 x 56 provides quick adjustments for precise, repeatable shooting positions. Noted for theirs torture tests of final products, Nightforce Company staff assures us that this model is also going to fully perform in the harshest weather conditions indifferent to the roughest handling.
Specifically designed for the extreme long range shooting and accomplished long-range shooters, we can safely claim that this scope goes beyond the capability of modern rifles and flat-shooting calibers.
Overall, the Nightforce NXS 8-32 x 52 Rifle Scope is one potent scope that combines high versatility with outstanding performance and durability.
Features and Benefits of the Nightforce NXS 8-32x56:
- 30mm durable aluminum body with fully multicoated glass
- Variable 8-32x magnification with 56mm objective lens
- Second Focal Plane illuminated MOAR-T reticle
- Adjustable analog illumination settings
- .250 elevation and windage adjustments
- 2 MOA wide and 2 MOA tall floating center crosshair
- 1 MOA elevation and windage markings
- .0625 MOA lines
- Heavy-duty exposed finger adjustable turrets
- Included power throw magnification lever
- Parallax: adjustable 50-∞ yards
- Length: 15.9 inches
- Weight: 34 ounces
- Uses single CR2032 battery
| Part Number | Product Description |
|---|---|
| C437 | NXS - 8-32x56mm - ZeroStop™ - .250 MOA - MOAR™ |
| C509 | NXS - 8-32x56mm - ZeroStop™ - .250 MOA - MOAR-T™ |
| C350 | NXS - 8-32x56mm - ZeroStop™ - .250 MOA - NP-2DD™ |
| C530 | NXS - 8-32x56mm - ZeroStop™ - .1 Mil-Radian - Mil-R™ |
| C354 | NXS - 8-32x56mm - ZeroStop™ - .1 Mil-Radian - Mil-Dot |
The distinction between inferior quality and premium Nightforce Scope is undeniable. At MSP, we only offer Rifle Scopes from the most trusted brands like Nightforce Optics. Buy with confidence that we stand behind the product we sell.
| SPECIFICATIONS | NXS 8-32 x 56 |
|---|---|
| Focal Plane | Second |
| Magnification Range | 8-32x |
| Objective lens diameter | 56mm |
| Tube diameter | 30 mm/1.18 in |
| Internal adjustment range (MOA/Mil) | e: 65 MOA |
| w: 45 MOA | |
| e: 17.7 Mil | |
| w: 12.3 Mil | |
| Click value | .250 MOA* |
| .1 Mil-rad | |
| Calibrated Ranging Power | 22x |
| Parallax adjustment | 50 yd–∞ |
| Exit pupil diameter | 8x: 7.0 mm |
| 32x: 1.8 mm | |
| Eye relief | 98 mm/3.8 in |
| Field of view @100 yards/100 meters | 8x: 12.1 ft |
| 32x: 3.1 ft | |
| 8x: 3.7 m | |
| 32x: 1 m | |
| Objective outer diameter | 65 mm |
Customer Ratings & Reviews
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My Nightforce NXS 8-32x56 review
Mike_H
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April 23, 2020
Bought this for a long-range .308 setup. Mounted it using an EGW 20 MOA base and Seekins low rings. Just barely enough clearance with the low rings and no chance of using any type of lens covers. Unequaled clarity and the 32X is really nice at longer ranges. I'm able to forgo the spotting scope when shooting steel out to 800 yards, and possibly further once I have an opportunity to shoot at the longer ranges. I also like the MOAR-T style reticle, but I wish it were available in a MIL/MIL scope.
Recommended
Expensive but no regrets and done buying a scope.
5knstillgoing
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April 23, 2020
The Nightforce NXS 8-32x56 is a great optics for shooting targets out to 1200 yards. I like the MOA reticle, holding on marks for windage and clicking up and down for elevation. Quality costs extra, but I never look back as I'm done buying a scope for long-distance shooting. Decades ago, I thought $1000 for a Leupold varmint scope was exorbitant, but I never looked back and had no regrets. This will be in the same situation. Hits the wallet at first but that fades away with results.
Recommended
The Nightforce NXS is a Great scope
Willnator
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April 23, 2020
Love it 32x for an old guy like me helps vision correction. Put on 338 Lapua only draw back is battery replacement and brightness setting can't adjust brightness external for the reticle. And if you use flip-up lens cover on rear whole lens rotates thru power change and causes the cover to rotate with it but not a deal-breaker
Recommended
Great Scope it doesn't get any better
Russ
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April 23, 2020
This is one of the best scopes I've ever used. The Clarity is, without a doubt, perfect. This scope, with a little training, can make anyone a great shooter. I own two Nightforce Scopes. They are rugged and will hold up against some very tough conditions. I would highly recommend this one to anyone.
Recommended
the best scope out their
Jeff
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April 23, 2020
Great scope Great price. I have this on my Custom Remington 700- 300wm. It doesn't matter if you're shooting a 600yard F-class competition or shooting steel at 1040yards. This scope is Crystal clear and spot on.
Recommended
Was a bit reluctant
Chris
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April 23, 2020
Was a bit reluctant to spend this much on a scope but all the reviews were great. Glad I did. The NXS 8-32×56 is a phenomenal scope. I was wishing that more of my scopes were like this one now.
Recommended
Nightforce 8-32x56mm NXS Riflescope, zerostop .250 moa - moar reticle
stillgoing
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November 1, 2019
Great optics for shooting targets out to 1200 yards. I like the moar reticle, holding on marks for windage and clicking up and down for elevation. Quality costs extra, but I never look back as I'm done buying a scope for long-distance shooting. Decades ago, I thought $1000 for a Leupold varmint scope was exorbitant, but I never looked back and had no regrets. This will be in the same situation. Hits the wallet at first, but that fades away with results.
Recommended
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