| Nikon Buckmaster |
Features
• Designed for use in states that require zero magnification
• Superior scopes, superior values
• 100% waterproof, fogproof performance
• Nitrogen filled and O-ring sealed
• Nikon Brightvue™ anti-reflective multicoating for up to 92% light transmission
• 1/4-minute, steel-to-brass, positive click adjustments
• Lifetime full warranty
• Designed for use in states that require zero magnification
• Superior scopes, superior values
• 100% waterproof, fogproof performance
• Nitrogen filled and O-ring sealed
• Nikon Brightvue™ anti-reflective multicoating for up to 92% light transmission
• 1/4-minute, steel-to-brass, positive click adjustments
• Lifetime full warranty
The new Nikon BDC (Bullet Drop Compensating) is actually a
trajectory-compensating reticle designed and calibrated to provide fast,
simple aiming points for various shot distances. This unique system
integrates a series of small “ballistic circles”—each subtending 2” @ 100
yards—allowing unimpeded lines of sight to even small targets.
Nikon’s BDC is designed to be used with most standard centerfire
cartridges with typical bullet weights, providing aiming points out to 500
yards, with a 100-yard sight-in. With Magnum cartridges and typical bullet
weights, the same scopes with BDC reticles offer aiming points out to 600
yards, with a 200-yard sight-in.
After sighting-in the crosshair at 100 or 200 yards with the highest
magnification, determine the distance to the target and use the
appropriate ballistic circle. Verify the aiming points by shooting at actual,
measured distances
Mastering the art of long-range shooting has always been one of the
greatest challenges for the hunter. Determining the correct hold-point on
an animal at long range has a lot to do with the velocity of a cartridge,
bullet weight and ballistic coefficient—or science—and little to do with luck
or guess work. While there is no substitute for practice, Nikon’s new BDC
reticle—particularly when used with a Nikon Laser Rangefinder—can
provide the necessary edge in determining proper shot placement at a
variety of known distances.
trajectory-compensating reticle designed and calibrated to provide fast,
simple aiming points for various shot distances. This unique system
integrates a series of small “ballistic circles”—each subtending 2” @ 100
yards—allowing unimpeded lines of sight to even small targets.
Nikon’s BDC is designed to be used with most standard centerfire
cartridges with typical bullet weights, providing aiming points out to 500
yards, with a 100-yard sight-in. With Magnum cartridges and typical bullet
weights, the same scopes with BDC reticles offer aiming points out to 600
yards, with a 200-yard sight-in.
After sighting-in the crosshair at 100 or 200 yards with the highest
magnification, determine the distance to the target and use the
appropriate ballistic circle. Verify the aiming points by shooting at actual,
measured distances
Mastering the art of long-range shooting has always been one of the
greatest challenges for the hunter. Determining the correct hold-point on
an animal at long range has a lot to do with the velocity of a cartridge,
bullet weight and ballistic coefficient—or science—and little to do with luck
or guess work. While there is no substitute for practice, Nikon’s new BDC
reticle—particularly when used with a Nikon Laser Rangefinder—can
provide the necessary edge in determining proper shot placement at a
variety of known distances.
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