Nightforce NX6 2-12x42mm F1 FieldSet .1 MRAD DigIllum FC-MRx (MRAD) First Focal Plane Reticle Riflescope
Nightforce Optics Inc.
The Nightforce NX6 6-36x56mm F1 riflescope features a first focal plane MIL-XT reticle, DigIllum illumination, and a configurable FieldSet elevation turret. Its 6-36x magnification range and 34mm main tube are designed for precision shooting applications requiring detailed target observation and adjustable reticle references.
Manufacturer: Nightforce
Model: NX6
Magnification: 6-36x
Objective lens diameter: 56mm
First focal plane (F1)
MIL-XT reticle
DigIllum illuminated reticle
FieldSet exposed elevation turret
Turret adjustment: 0.1 MRAD per click
34mm main tube
Side parallax adjustment from 11 yards to infinity
Elevation adjustment range: 33.4 MRAD
Windage adjustment range: 24.7 MRAD
Eye relief: 3.5 inches
Length: 15.3 inches
Weight: 31.6 ounces
Standard power throw lever included
The NX6 combines high magnification with a first focal plane reticle that maintains proportional subtensions throughout the magnification range. The MIL-XT reticle provides a detailed milliradian-based reference system, while the FieldSet turret allows the elevation adjustment configuration to be customized.
6-36x magnification supports detailed viewing at varied distances.
First focal plane reticle maintains consistent subtensions across magnification settings.
MIL-XT reticle provides milliradian-based aiming references.
DigIllum illumination supports reticle visibility in changing light conditions.
FieldSet elevation turret offers configurable turret options.
Side parallax adjustment supports focus adjustment from close distances to infinity.
0.1 MRAD adjustments provide fine elevation and windage control.
Confirm the MIL-XT reticle and 0.1 MRAD adjustment configuration before purchase.
Requires a compatible 34mm scope mounting system.
Verify mounting clearance and firearm compatibility before installation.
Follow the manufacturer's instructions for mounting, adjustment, and maintenance.
Designed for precision rifle shooting, long-range target shooting, and other applications where high magnification, a first focal plane reticle, and milliradian-based adjustments are desired.