Nikon‘s match-ready FFP long range precision riflescope–BLACK FX1000–integrates proprietary optics and MRAD or MOA reticles into a rugged 30mm main body tube. Featuring high speed 10 MIL/25 MOA turrets, integral zero stop and Nikon No Fault Lifetime Repair/Replacement on the entire riflescope.
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I just bought the 4-20 MOA illuminated reticle a couple of months ago for my .308 Bergara B-14 HMR. I love it. It's a great value for the money.
Hello M.,Your support question has been answered by one of our team members.Question details:Warranty inquiryCreated: 06/22/2018 by Email | Reference #: 02531323Response from Sean C.
Thank you for calling Nikon. As we talked about, this scope is covered under the Life Time warranty, No Fault Policy.
If you have any other questions or concerns, please contact us back at 1-800-645-6687 or by pressing the "Reply" link on this email.
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Sean C
I have both the 4-16 x1000 and now the new fx1000. When illuminated and at higher magnification, I noticed that the fx1000 illumination tends to bleed or blur if you aren’t perfectly aligned/centered behind the scope. This doesn’t occur on my x1000 as It is more forgiving behind the scope in terms of my alignment. In other words, the illumination bleeding and/or blurring effect is almost non-existent on the x1000 unless you are way off center in comparison to the fx1000. Just looking for any thoughts on this? Thank you.
Bought BlackForce 1000 1-4x for my dad's 5.56. Great product,CLEAR glass. Will buy Nikon again.
Whats the music used for this video?
thanks for the video, is one click in the mrad model equal to 1 milliradian or 1/4 moa?