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Most Helpful Positive Review
Nikon 2-8x32
This is an ideal scope for hunting 'up close' using 2-power as well as out to 400 yards. The eye-relief is a safe 3.8" to 4.0" for use with heavy calibres. I've used this Nikon model on lightweight 338 WM rifles that generate some reassuring recoil as well as on 416 Rigby with 6000 ftlb loads. The s...
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Most Helpful Negative Review
Nikon Monarch 2-8x32 BDC
The very best in optics! Priced outstanding!
Pros: Clear optics Great eye relief
Cons: BDC not good for small calibers ok for larger ones.
Outstanding Scope!
I purchased this scope to mount on a custom made Browning BLR chambered in .35 Whelen. I wanted a scope that could be used in thick cover and still be able to reach out to 400 yards. This one did the trick!
The scope is light weight and very bright at dawn and dusk. The BDC is great and using Nikon's SpotOn website program I was able to get exact drop for my prefered load.
So far this year the rifle/scope combo has accounted for a 200lbs 11 point buck at 35 yards, an 800lbs Nilgai bull at 177 yards, and a 300lbs Nilgai cow at 300 yards. Couldn't be more pleased!
Pros: Light weight, bright optics, BDC
Cons: None
The scope is light weight and very bright at dawn and dusk. The BDC is great and using Nikon's SpotOn website program I was able to get exact drop for my prefered load.
So far this year the rifle/scope combo has accounted for a 200lbs 11 point buck at 35 yards, an 800lbs Nilgai bull at 177 yards, and a 300lbs Nilgai cow at 300 yards. Couldn't be more pleased!
Pros: Light weight, bright optics, BDC
Cons: None
Would recommend: Yes
1 of 1 found the following review helpful.
Great scope
Love it. Put this on a 45-70. Great at low light conditions and very clear view.
Pros: Inexpensive, great low light, clear
Cons: No scope cover, comes with flip up covers
Pros: Inexpensive, great low light, clear
Cons: No scope cover, comes with flip up covers
Would recommend: Yes
4 of 5 found the following review helpful.
Great glass for driving tacks.
Most excellent scope for the money.
Pros: Excellent viewing of target in all conditions, holds zeroing even when bumped around.
Cons: A bit heavy, but worth it weight in gold.
Pros: Excellent viewing of target in all conditions, holds zeroing even when bumped around.
Cons: A bit heavy, but worth it weight in gold.
Would recommend: Yes
3 of 3 found the following review helpful.
Great Product/ Poor Quality Control
This is an update to my previous review. This is my 9th Nikon scope. I think they are a great value. I volunteer at the rifle sight in program at my range. I have never seen any optics that compare to my Nikons. This is the first Nikon Scope that I am frustrated with. The Optics have great clarity. I was just disappointed to find a large fuzz behind the front objective. It takes me 2-3 hours to bed a scope right and somehow I missed this fuzz looking at me. I wish I had stuck with the Prostaff line that I have never had issue with instead of paying for an expensive fuzz.
Pros: Great Optics
Cons: Big Fuzz stuck behind the front objective
Pros: Great Optics
Cons: Big Fuzz stuck behind the front objective
Would recommend: Yes
1 of 2 found the following review helpful.
Great Scope
The Nikon scopes are all a great value. I cannot tell an discernible difference between this and the Prostaff Models. I have 2 Monarch's and 6 Prostaff. I love the BDC and can tap 1 by 1 ft steel @ 500 yards and see the marks with my 7mm. That is all the clarity I need with both the Monarch and Prostaff models. I did break the plastic flip cover off within 5 min of shooting @ the range. I was happy it happened there.
Pros: BDC
Cons: Plastic cover
Pros: BDC
Cons: Plastic cover
Would recommend: Yes
5 of 5 found the following review helpful.
Happy with this scope
This is a great scope, very clear optics. Narrowed down to Nikon vs Leupold. Comparing specs side by side, a comparable Leupold was $100 more. Very happy with this scope. Mounted with Burris tactical rail on Rem 700 and Burris Signature Zee Rings. Really like the mounts too. Easy install with no lapping.
Pros: Clear optics, BDC reticle, Great value, includes snap up scope covers, lifetime warranty
Cons: Haven't found any yet
Pros: Clear optics, BDC reticle, Great value, includes snap up scope covers, lifetime warranty
Cons: Haven't found any yet
Would recommend: Yes
3 of 3 found the following review helpful.
Nikon Monarch 2-8 x 32
Bought to sit on a Sako Quad. Impeccable build quality; bright and clear optics; smooth, firm zoom; accurate and repeatable adjustments; generous and constant eye relief; deep objective "hood". Seems very similar to a VX3 2.5-8 Leupold, but better value. Ocular housing seems bulky relative to the [32mm] objective, and the standard adjustment turrets (interchangeable for other factory types) are a bit bulky, but that's being picky: I'd buy another one...
Pros: Build Quality, Optics, Eye relief, Zoom range
Cons: Bulky (if interchangeable) turrets
Pros: Build Quality, Optics, Eye relief, Zoom range
Cons: Bulky (if interchangeable) turrets
Would recommend: Yes
20 of 20 found the following review helpful.
Nikon Monarch 2-8x32 Matte BDC Riflescope
Excellent scope, love the Nikon's.
Pros: BDC, clarity.
Cons: None
Pros: BDC, clarity.
Cons: None
Would recommend: Yes
8 of 35 found the following review helpful.
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