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Magnification range for a general purpose optic on 18" upper
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Bigs28 Wrote:Yeah i actually sold my nf nx8 to get the shorty and regret it. I listed the shorty for sale for a little while but felt guilty that i was robbing people selling it. I told every person that inquired that the nx8 was a better optic and $500 less. The inquiry obviously ended but i didn't want to screw anyone or have them as dissatisfied as me with it. The 1-10x24 is a really nice optic. Even though the illumination is worthless the rest of the optic is great. I will keep that one forever. The shorty was moved to my Smith and Wesson m&p 15/22 and i use it at the rimfire gallery shooting 22lr at steel 25 yards away.

The answer from March. They addressed the dimming reticle. In their own words you can read which scopes they call daylight bright. It looks like the new double plane reticle 1-10 is daylight bright. On yours maybe two 2016s instead of the single 2032 might pump the brightness by doubling the voltage. Have not tried that and the idea did not come from them. It is just a thought.

"Hi Nez-san,

We truly appreciate your effort.

We think that his battery is dying or the illumination cover is loose. What he is saying should not happen. Can you advise him to change to a new battery and fastenly tighten the cover?

There are 3 daylight bright illuminated reticles. They are all flash dot reticles.
FFP : DR-1 reticle (in 1-10x24)
SFP : FD-1 and FD-2 (in 1-4x24, 1-10x24, 2.5-25x42, 2.5-25x52)

So unless this customer chose flash dot reticles,
unfortunately the illumination is not daylight bright.
Please ask me if you have any other questions.

Thank you !"
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Magnification range for a general purpose optic on 18" upper - by bamban - 10-28-2020, 10:05 AM

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