Element Optics Nexus 5-20×50 FFP w/ EHR-1D MOA 50004

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Element Optics Nexus 5-20×50 FFP w/ EHR-1D MOA Reticle 50004

• Magnification Range: 5-20x
• Tube Diameter: 30mm
• Reticle Position: First Focal Plane
• Objective Lens Diameter: 50mm
• Length: 13.8″
• Weight: 28 oz
• Eye Relief: 3.03-3.66″
• Field of View @ 100yds: 23.3-5.8ft
• Click Value: 1/4 MOA (20 MOA/REV)
• Elevation Adjustment Range: 80 MOA
• Windage Adjustment Rang: 50 MOA
• Advanced Fully Multi-Coated Lenses with Anti-Fouling Layer
• Tool-free Resettable Turrets
• Adjustable Zero-Stop
• Minimum Parallax Distance: 10 Yds
• Illuminated Reticle
• Springer Rated
• Platinum Lifetime Warranty
• Removable Throw Lever
• Includes Sunshade, Lens Cloth & Neoprene Cover
• Made in Japan

Featuring Japanese glass, a reticle designed by Ted Bier (of Ted’s Holdover fame), and a long list of more desireable scope features than the competition, Element Optics delivers the Nexus. Meant to be the focus of the Element line, the Nexus spares no expense in terms of quality, clarity and precision, and delivers an optics experience on par with scopes several hundred dollars more expensive.

At the heart of the Nexus is the MOA based EHR-1D reticle, designed by Ted Bier. Built into this first focal plane optic, the EHR-1D provides a hold point for nearly all scenarios. Whether you’re in the heat of a timed shooting stage or speed shoot or in the field and presented with sudden opportunity on elusive game and dialing the turret isn;t possible, the EHR reticle shines! To bring your eye back to center, a floating crosshair (that illuminates if needed) lies in the middle of your view, the perfect focal point for those times when you need to hold dead on!

Covered by a lifetime warranty, should the Nexus ever let you down, have confidence knowing that Element Optics has you covered. The tool free resettable turrets are easy to use and also house the adjustable, mechanical zero stop that shooters can set to their liking. And sporting a minimum parallax distance of 10 yards, there’s truly no shooting experience that the Nexus cannot be used for!