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Extreme sighting speed and superior long-range accuracy are just two of the advantages this NikonP-233 Riflescope adds to your AR platform. BDC-600 reticle has open-circle aiming points and hash marks from 100 to 600 yards. It is equipped with tactical-style turrets and zero-reset feature to simplify field adjustments. Fast-sighting Carbine reticle option was developed specifically for fast-handling shorter barrel ARs and 3x32 and .223 Remington cartridges to engage targets out to 600 yards. Fully multicoated optics deliver extreme brightness and up to 98% light transmission. Generous, consistent eye relief. 1/4-MOA hand-turn, tactical-style turrets. Nitrogen filled and O-ring sealed for waterproof, fogproof performance.
MPN#: 8496
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Comments (5)
It makes zero sense that generic rings won't work on this 1" scope.
If I read an article where the author can't mount a 1" scope with regular 1" rings I'm moving on to another review with somebody more competant.
Have this scope, it’s alright but probably wouldn’t buy again. Kind of a weird duck though.
It's a fixed 3x if anyone is wondering. Also what the hell is with that mounting?
yeah that's a pretty wacked mounting. But if that really is where the scope would sit for somebody's proper eye relief I would have to think that might actually be a more rigid mounting because you now turned a cantilever mount into a triangular fixture which would be stronger.
Most likely it was somebody mounting it up for the picture and they they didn't know sheet about cantilever mounts. ( I now see Gander Outdoors, so I'm betting on the "stupidity" reason.)
Have this scope. It was recommended from an instructor in a rifle class for something simple, quick, sub-200yards.
This one is the fixed 3x. They do make a 3-9x version.
The price here is way lower than I paid (I think I paid about $130 and this shows $90 after some super-coupon thing)
For it's use, this scope works quite well for the AR platform (in .223/5.56) Pretty much for anything fairly close out to 100 yards easy for fast shots. For a person-sized target to 200 yards, hits can still be made quite fast. 400 yards - I was able to make hits, but when prone, going slow, and the instructor next to me as a spotter.
It's robust, but the setup of the knobs are different from other scopes. Once I got it zeroed, it's kept its zero all year over multiple range/practice trips.
Mounting rings:
In the picture is the Nikon rings. They're a separate purchase. But they work really well for me. The mounts are 2-piece and in the picture they have them mounted pointed away from each other. I guess there's 4 ways to put the ring mounts, I did both of them pointing them forward.
Reading other reviews of this scope (I read a lot of them when buying it) some people said that generic rings didn't work for them, but the Nikon rings worked.