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Nightforce MOA-XT

Drawn to scale from Nightforce’s own specification sheet, and checked mark by mark by a person. This is the same geometry Harson Ballistics draws your holdover on.

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Nightforce MOA-XT — first focal plane, MOA subtensions, 2.5–35×

Drawn from Nightforce Optics, Inc.’s published specification.

The numbers

Manufacturer
Nightforce
Reticle
MOA-XT
Focal plane
first focal plane
Units
MOA
Magnification
2.5–35×

In the first focal plane the subtensions hold true at every magnification, so a hold is a hold wherever the zoom ring sits.

Subtensions

Official NF specifications.html. Published: A=0.13 (line); B=Ø0.16 center dot; C=0.5; D=2.0; E=1.0; F=1.0; G=Ø0.25; H=Ø0.16; I=1.22; J=0.51; K=0.51; L=0.61; M=2.0 MOA. Product/sheet text (also mirrored on dealer NF_MOAXT sheet): floating center dot; main stadia 1 MOA marks with labels every 2 MOA; grid of horizontal dots broken by a bold dot every 4 MOA. Grid-dot (x,y) not in the lettered table — not invented. MOA counterpart of MIL-XT; do not convert MIL-XT by 3.4377.

How this one was checked

Rebuilt around a measured FLOATING centre. Nightforce's MOA-XT sheet (p1, 16.67 px/MOA from long ticks every 4 MOA) shows the crosshair stopping 9 px either side of centre with the 0.16 MOA dot (published B) alone in the gap: 9/16.67 = 0.54 MOA, i.e. the published dimension C=0.5. Same house style as MOA-C. The old record ran the crosshair through the dot.

Subtensions are published by the manufacturer and reproduced here for reference. Confirm your own dope on a range before you rely on any of it. Harson.ai is not affiliated with Nightforce.