Nikon Introduces PROSTAFF Target EFR Scope for Rimfire or Air Rifles

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posted on March 1, 2012
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The Target EFR uses the new Nikon Precision Reticle featuring a fine crosshair with dot and provides an adjustable objective lens that allows parallax adjustments, focusing from 10 meters to infinity.

The PROSTAFF Target EFR is enhanced by a Precision reticle and a 50-yard parallax setting for confidence and precision. Nikon coats all its lenses with multiple layers of anti-reflective compounds. The resulting fully multicoated lenses provide maximum brightness, contrast and light transmission. The Target EFR includes a large ocular with quick focus eyepiece. It also is waterproof, fogproof, and shockproof.

Available in matte finish, the Target EFR features 1/4-inch adjustments at 50 yards with an incredible 80-MOA adjustment range at 100 yards. Zero-Reset turrets allow you to sight it in at 50 yards, then lift the spring-loaded adjustment knob, rotate to your "zero", and re-engage.

Like all Nikon riflescopes, the PROSTAFF Target EFR is optimized for use with Nikon Spot On™ Ballistic Match Technology. The Spot On program provides users with exact aiming points on the BDC reticle for any load or ammunition at a specified range. Spot On can be purchased for iPhone, iPad and Android or utilized for free at nikonhunting.com/spoton.

The PROSTAFF Target EFR 3-9x40 will retail for $189.95.

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