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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.
First-focal-plane reticle
Integral zero-stop
Side parallax focus
4x power range
1-piece, 30mm tube
Waterproof/fog-proof
Fully multi-coated glass
Web ID: 100102897
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.
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: 2018-11-23
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.
