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Nikon Nikon® ProStaff® Shotgun Hunter Scope

Nikon’s fully multicoated optical system for up to 98% light transmission Precise adjustment technologies Optimal light transmission Extremely bright, high-resolution picture BDC 200 reticle Precise, repeatable 1/4-MOA click adjustments Generous eye relief 100% waterproof and fogproof Manufacturer's lifetime warranty Offering Nikon’s fully multicoated optical system for up to 98% light transmission, and precise adjustment technologies, this shotgun scope offers superior hunting performance at prices that fit into the budget of any hunter. You get optimal light transmission for extremely bright, high-resolution picture, and the BDC 200 reticle offers versatility with precise, repeatable 1/4-MOA click adjustments and generous eye relief. 100% waterproof and fogproof. Manufacturer's lifetime warranty. Manufacturer model #: 6720. FOV = Field of view at 100 yards
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Questions & Answers for Nikon Nikon® ProStaff® Shotgun Hunter Scope

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Is the BDC accurate at any magnification?

asked 1 year, 1 month ago
by
MeToo3
 - Syracuse
on Nikon® ProStaff® Shotgun Hunter Scope
2 answers
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answer 1
as long as you use the spot on website and mark down your yardage at your specific magnafication you will be very close.
answered 7 months ago
by
wildmanal
 - S.E. MN.
answer 2
No yardage changes with magnification I highly reccomend goin to nikon spot on in your computer. There u add exact grain wieghts powder loads and it will give u ur exact yardage per drop.
answered 1 year, 1 month ago
by
Smittysm80
Question

What's the purpose of the Zero reset turrets.

Once you have adjusted your windage and elevation to your target, why would you set it back to zero?
asked 5 months, 4 weeks ago
by
minime1
 - Toledo
on Nikon® ProStaff® Shotgun Hunter Scope
2 answers
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answer 1
You're setting the turret clicks back to zero but the reticle itself doesn't move when you do this. If you then 'dope your scope' for a particular shot, you can easily recover the base sight-in setting afterwards without counting clicks.
answered 4 months, 1 week ago
by
SWUtah
 - Beehive state
answer 2
You set your turrets to zero after you zero your scope so that if you ever adjust your elevation or windage for a long shot you can easily return your scope to how it was zeroed. If you never use your turrets once your scope is zeroed zero reset turrets have no added value but since laser rangefinders have become common, many hunters are shooting distances where they need to adjust their turrets.
answered 5 months, 1 week ago
by
Cooley
 - Hillsborough, NC
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