the Nightforce ATACR™ 4-20x50mm F1, the apex of mid-power riflescopes, engineered to offer unparalleled precision and versatility. New for 2021, this advanced scope is designed to enhance your shooting experience on a variety of high-performance rifles, including the McMillan Tac338, Armalite AR 50, Desert Tech SRS, and Cheytac™ M200 Intervention.
Key Features:
Enhanced Magnification: The ATACR™ 4-20x50mm F1 provides a 25% increase in magnification over the 4-16x42 F1, offering exceptional flexibility with a 20x maximum magnification. This makes it perfect for both tactical and hunting scenarios.
Compact and Lightweight: Smaller and lighter than the 5-25x56 F1, it offers robust performance in a more manageable size. Ideal for use on rifles like the McMillan Tac50c and Desert Tech.
Advanced Optics: Features ED lenses and the Digillum illumination system for superior clarity, brightness, and contrast. Whether mounted on a Cheytac™ M200 or an Armalite AR 50, the ATACR™ ensures excellent image quality.
Precision Adjustments: Equipped with a ZeroStop turret and a power throw lever for precise, repeatable adjustments. The 34mm tube provides a wide internal adjustment range of 130 MOA/38 MRAD elevation and 100 MOA/29 MRAD windage.
Versatile Application: Designed for both bolt action and semi-automatic rifles, this scope meets the demands of various shooting applications, from high-performance rifles like the McMillan Tac338 to the Desert Tech SRS.
Field of View @ 100 yd: 4x: 23.6 ft (7.9 m), 20x: 6.1 ft (2.0 m)
Exit Pupil: 4x: 8.3 mm, 20x: 2.5 mm
Illumination: Digillum
Elevation Feature: ZeroStop
Power Throw Lever: Standard
The Nightforce ATACR™ 4-20x50mm F1 is a premier choice for those seeking the highest standards in mid-power riflescopes. Its combination of advanced technology and rugged design makes it ideal for enhancing performance on rifles such as the McMillan Tac50c, Armalite AR 50, Desert Tech, and Cheytac™ M200 Intervention. Experience exceptional clarity and precision with the Nightforce ATACR™ 4-20x50mm F1.
