Nightforce B.E.A.S.T. 5-25x56mm FFP ZeroStop i4F Mil-Radian DigIllum Brake Mil-R reticle

B.E.A.S.T. is the newest, most advanced first focal plane riflescope Nightforce has to offer. First focal plan reticle location provides same visual proportions to target in all magnification range, thus, allowing easier target lead, range estimation and providing greater speed and tactical mobility. Top-of-the-line optics allow Nightforce B.E.A.S.T. to work at long distances in low light conditions without any sacrificies in precision or clarity of the image. XtremeSpeed™ adjustments on a 34mm tube provide 60 MOA (20 Mil-Radians) of adjustment instantly in a single rotation (120 MOA total travel). The main distinctive feature of the Nightforce B.E.A.S.T. is its i4F (intelligent four-function) elevation control: initial adjustments with the primary elevation knob are very fast, in .50 MOA/.2 Mil-Radian increments. An integral fine adjustment lever provides additional elevation adjustments in .25 MOA/.1 Mil-Radian increments. It is the fastest, most precise elevation control to be produced yet. In addition to it, the B.E.A.S.T. comes with ZeroStop system, allowing an instant return to previously established zero point. A new 360-degree brake control allows instant securing of elevation adjustments. The B.E.A.S.T. includes Nightforce DigIllum digital illuminated reticle technology, adjustable for use with night vision goggles and clip-on systems. Build tough and compact in size (only 15.5 inches long), the B.E.A.S.T. goes well with attached thermal and other night vision accessories.

Mil-R reticle

The Mil-RTM reticle allows precise ranging and accurate hold offs for effective first-shot placement and quick follow-up shots.  The floating center crosshair is 1.0 Mil across, and supported with whole, half, .2 and .1 Mil-Radian graduations across the reticle.

• Intelligent i4F elevation controls
• Speed adjustments
• DigIllum digital illumination
• 90%+ true-to-eye light transmission
• Exceptional contrast and resolution
• 34mm tube
• First focal plane reticle