Nightforce Optics SHV 4-14x56 F2 Riflescope

One of the most difficult challenges we’ve ever faced was building a riflescope that is worthy of the Nightforce name in every regard—yet within the reach of a wider range of hunters and shooters who don’t need the “overbuilt” characteristics of our NXS™ series, most of which were originally created to withstand actual combat conditions.

Welcome to the Nightforce SHV™ 4-14 x 56. We are confident it will outperform any riflescope in its price range. And frankly, many that cost much, much more.

All we cut were costs. Not corners.

SHV Product Family – Recipient of the Award of Excellence in the Optic Product Of The Year category from Sporting Classics

The Forcepex reticle is available in North America only.
The 4A reticle is not available in North America.

• Rubber Lens Covers
• Cleaning Fob/ Cleaning Cloth
• Owners Manual

Reticles

• MOAR™ – 30 MOA
  Combined with a floating center crosshair, this makes for a reticle extremely fast and easy to use in the field. MOAR™ reticles in Nightforce 5.5-22x and 8-32x NXS models have a 20 MOA scale below centerline (at left). Reticles in 3.5-15x models have an additional 10 MOA scale below center.
  
  The elevation and windage marks can be used for ranging objects when the size of the target is known. Bracket the target from top to bottom or side to side within the marks. Distance to target can then be determined using this formula:
  
  Target size in inches ÷ Image size (moa) x 95.5 = range in yards.
  For field expedient ranging inside of 500 yards, a constant of 100 can be used in place of 95.5.
  
  Please note that accurate rangefinding with the MOAR™ reticle can only be accomplished at the power settings shown above.
  
  
• MOAR™ – 30 MOA – Center Illumination
  Combined with a floating center crosshair, this makes for a reticle extremely fast and easy to use in the field. This reticle features center illumination only, and a 30 MOA scale below center.
  
  The elevation and windage marks can be used for ranging objects when the size of the target is known. Bracket the target from top to bottom or side to side within the marks. Distance to target can then be determined using this formula:
  
  Target size in inches ÷ Image size (moa) x 95.5 = range in yards.
  For field expedient ranging inside of 500 yards, a constant of 100 can be used in place of 95.5.
  
  Please note that accurate rangefinding with the MOAR™ reticle can only be accomplished at the power settings shown above.