Nightforce Wedge Prism: +50 MOA Elevation for ELR

October 12, 2021 Nightforce Wedge Prism: +10% or +100 MOA Elevation For ELR In Sunday GunDay’s latest Sunday GunDay story featuring 2021 Queen of 2 Miles Lindsey Paul we provided a complete equipment list for Lindsey’s winning.375 CheyTac rifle. Readers pointed out that the big rig had a Nightforce Wedge Prism on the front of its riflescope. Lindsey used her Wedge Prism to locate her two closest targets in the KO2M finals. They were at 3166 yards (1.8 miles) & 3520 yards (2 mile). The Wedge Prism was a popular choice for readers who were interested in how to obtain one. The scope can be adjusted to increase the elevation by turning the elevation knob. Even though the scope has an angled rail that offers +40 MOA elevation most conventional scopes are not capable of placing the reticle on targets more than two miles away. The Nightforce Wedge Prism is your solution. The Nightforce Wedge Prism optically shifts an incoming image to the scope. This increases the scope’s vertical elevation travel. Nightforce Wedge Prism — Increase elevation for ELR shooting The Nightforce Wedge Prism comes in two versions, 50 MOA and 100 MOA. They are installed forward of the riflescope to increase effective elevation travel. The Wedge Prism optically changes the incoming image to be displayed to the riflescope using a precise elevation value. This directly increases the riflescope’s elevation travel. The Wedge Pirism works best with 56mm front objectives. Nightforce claims that you can place two Wedge Prisms simultaneously for maximum effect — up 200 MOA in total. These NF Wedge Prisms can be expensive — MSRP is $990.00 for either a 50 MOA or a 100 MOA version. EuroOptic currently has 50 MOA Demo models at $769.00
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