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Description
The Nikon® BLACK FX1000 Rifle Scope offers a first-focal-plane reticle for dialing in at long range throughout the entire 4x power range. High speed tactical turrets are clearly marked, and the elevation turret features the BLACK Return-to-Zero integral zero-stop. Side parallax focus and a quick-focus eyepiece get target, reticle, and parallax focused sharply at any range. Fully multi-coated glass maximizes light transmission for bright images with sharp contrast. The FX1000 rifle scope is constructed with a 1-piece, 30mm aluminum tube. The scope is O-ring sealed and nitrogen gas purged for waterproof/fog-proof integrity. The Nikon BLACK FX1000 Rifle Scope comes with either the FX-MOA or FX-MRAD reticle, each designed to optimize sight picture and provide the necessary tools for range estimations and compensation for bullet drop and wind drift. Includes sunshade.
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Reviews
Rated 2 out of
5 by
Shuuuter from
A bit disapointedFirst of two reviews. Three and half months old and had to send it into Nikon service.Looks like poss. assy. grease/fluid spreading over internal ocular lens. They did send me a UPS prepaid postal. They received it 6/18 per tracking. In a couple of days sited it for replacement per their repair site.. Now on the 7/2 still waiting for them to ship a new one out. They said they didn't have one to ship out at this time. Still waiting for them to post that a new has been shipped out. Will update this when have the new one. The scope did track very well.
Date published: 2019-07-02
Rated 5 out of
5 by
MarkinAltoona from
Best scope I've ever used for the moneyBought this scope for my Bergara B14 HMR in 308. Mounted with a set of Leupold 30mm high rings on standard weaver bases.
Right out of the box you can feel the quality of this optic.
It doesn't feel "cheap." the turrets adjust with a firm and tactile click. You can feel every single one. No slop at all.
The reticle is clear and laser sharp. Every hashmark is as sharp as the main crosshair regardless of magnification.
The light transmission is incredible even at 24 power. IMO it is brighter and clearer than comparable Vortex, Sig Sauer, Athlon, and Bushnell optics that I have been able to try out.
Parallax adjustment is accurate, and just as firm as the windage and elevation turrets. Focusing on targets out to 1,000 yards is quick and easy.
The illumination feature works flawlessly. Even on the highest setting, it doesn't create any distortion or take away from the clarity of the reticle.
It isn't a lightweight optic, but honestly I see that as a good thing. No sacrifice in structural strength trying to save on weight.
I can't find anything bad to say about it.
This is the 3rd Nikon scope that I now own, and I'm in the process of replacing all of my optics with their products. They just flat out perform better and in my opinion, you can't really find the is quality of riflescope for less money.
Definitely worth every penny.
Date published: 2019-03-10
Rated 5 out of
5 by
Old customer from
Satisfied end userExcellent scope with many features and clear glass at reasonable price. All other scopes with these features cost north of $1K. I shot 270, decorated with this scope, at targets near and far (600yds) without any issue. One minor issue I had with the brand new scope was that, after loosening the 3 screws, zero stop dial/locking collar wouldn’t rotate downwards without moving the zero. I held zero with one hand and turn the zero stop downwards with other. Once it was freed, zero stop dial moved up or down freely. I guess top one or two threads on the zero stop may have been marred by the three screws and once dial was loosed up it worked fine.
Date published: 2018-10-30
Rated 5 out of
5 by
Gingerbeef123 from
Everything you want for great priceAmazing scope, it's nearly impossible to find a scope with such clear glass and 30 year warranty that offers 1st focal plane in MRAD with a zero stop for under 1000 dollars. I am very glad I purchased this it tracks wonderfully. Vortex has some competition !!!
Date published: 2018-09-15
Rated 5 out of
5 by
DWPearson from
Great ScopeI purchased this scope to do some long range shooting. I had cabelas mount it on a savage 10T SR chambered in 6.5 with vortex rings. After a quick sight in at 25 then 100 yards I went out to the range. I had the privilege of getting access to a 1000 yard range. targets were set up on 50 yard intervals. I was using the Nikon Spot On app for ballistic calculations. I hit every steel silhouette out to 950 yards. This is a great scope and I am happy I purchased it.
The 4-16 MOA reticle models have 90 MOA, and the 6-24 MOA reticle models have 60 MOA.
Answered by: NikonStaff
Date published: 2019-03-05
what is the difference between 1/4 Moa at 100 yards and .1 Mrad at 100 yards and what does Mrad mean
Asked by: Digger 1H
The difference is in the calculation of adjustment and each uses a certain formula to calculate distance using the different reticles. The MOA scope will adjust in true MOA, not shooter's MOA. As such, each click is 1/4 of 1.047inches at 100yards. The Mrad scope adjusts .1Mrad per click at 100yards or .36inches. Mrad stands for milliradian.
Answered by: NikonStaff
Date published: 2019-02-12
What's the difference between this scope and the "X1000" sold by Cabela's, which (I read) does not have zero stop?
Asked by: VBrown
There are two differences that are significant with these scopes. One difference is that the Nikon Black FX1000 has a Return-to-Zero integral zero-stop in the elevation turret; the Nikon Black X1000 does not have this feature. Another difference is that the Nikon Black FX1000 is a first focal plane scope while the Nikon Black X1000 is a second plane scope. Both scopes are designed with high grade optics for quick target acquisition.
Answered by: NikonStaff
Date published: 2018-12-13
What size Butler Creek flip-up scope covers does this scope use?
Asked by: Shelbyco34
The outside diameter size you will need for flip-up caps for the objective is 2.4 (inches) or 60.3 (mm). For the eyepiece you will need a flip-up cap of a 1.7 (inches) or 44 (mm) outside diameter size.
Answered by: NikonStaff
Date published: 2018-12-23
What is minimum distance for AO adjustment?
Asked by: Blkdog57
Minimum is 50 yards.
Answered by: NikonStaff
Date published: 2018-04-17
what's the difference between MOA and MRAD on the Nikon fx1000 scope.
Asked by: karbo
The difference is in the range calculations for distance that they use. The Nikon BLACK FX1000 Rifle Scope MOA FX scope adjusts 1/4inch MOA at 100yards and the Nikon BLACK FX1000 Rifle Scope MRAD scope adjusts .1Mrad clicks at 100yards.
