Nightforce specs

[Paul1262]

Considering a new scope and was interested in a Nightforce ATACR 5-25x56 F!. The specs indicate internal elevation adjustment range of:
E - 120 MOA / 35 MRAD
W - 80 MOA/24 MRAD
I'm use to seeing the windage approximately 1/2 of the total elevation. Not sure what the actual elevation would end up being. Hope this isn't to stupid a question.

 

[godofthunder]

I guess I don't see a question anywhere? Are you questioning NF specs? Why?

 

[Paul1262]

I guess I don't see a question anywhere? Are you questioning NF specs? Why?

Not questioning specs. Just wondering what I could actually expect for elevation. Normally I would expect the elevation to be about 60 MOA and windage 60 MOA if centered. Windage indicate 80 MOA?

 

[godofthunder]

Not questioning specs. Just wondering what I could actually expect for elevation. Normally I would expect the elevation to be about 60 MOA and windage 60 MOA if centered. Windage indicate 80 MOA?

Specs are for total elevation and total windage.

 

[spife7980]

Not sure what the actual elevation would end up being. Hope this isn't to stupid a question.

The specs indicate internal elevation adjustment range of:
E - 120 MOA / 35 MRAD
W - 80 MOA/24 MRAD

You answered it yourself right there above the "question"

The specs are the specs, do you think they are trying to trick you?

 

[Paul1262]

You answered it yourself right there above the "question"

The specs are the specs, do you think they are trying to trick you?

Specs are for total elevation and total windage.

Thanks

 

[ma smith]

A NF ATACR generally yield >20.0 MIL usable elevation (ie, above zero).
Not sure what the specs say, but that is a real-world number...

 

[Paul1262]

A NF ATACR generally yield >20.0 MIL usable elevation (ie, above zero).
Not sure what the specs say, but that is a real-world number...

Thanks for the info. My original posting was probably poorly written given the responses. Your real-world number is what I was looking for.