SHV – 4-14x50mm F1
| Magnification Range | 4-14x |
|---|---|
| Focal Plane | First Focal Plane (F1/FFP) |
| Body Tube Diameter | 30mm |
| Overall Length | 14.8 in/376 mm |
| Mounting Length | 6.1 in/155 mm |
| Weight | 30.0 oz/850 g |
| Click Value | .250 MOA or .1 MRAD |
| Internal Adjustment Range | E: 90 MOA/27 MRAD W: 70 MOA/19 MRAD |
| Parallax Adjustment | 25 yd–∞ |
| Eye Relief | 3.1 in/80 mm |
| Field of View @ 100 yd or m | 4x: 25.1 ft/8.4 m 14x: 7.4 ft/2.5 m |
| Exit Pupil | 4x: 10.8 mm 14x: 3.3 mm |
| Illumination | Analog |
| Elevation Feature | ZeroSet |
| Power Throw Lever | Accessory |
3 reviews for SHV – 4-14x50mm F1
0 Customer(s) recommended this item
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I have been blessed to have multiple high-end rifle/tactical scopes (Leupold, Kahles, Trijicon). Picked up the SHV F1 4-14 x 50 from Cabelas, mounted to Tikka T3x superlite 30-06 with Leupold backcountry base and Vortex PMS rings.
Light gathering – superb
Clarity – superb
Ease of operation – superb
Construction – built like a tank with NO wobbleSub MOA in 5 shots, last 3 could cover with a quarter at 50 yd sight in, ran out of sunlight to put paper to 200 yd but ringing the 10″ gong every time. Looking forward to stretching this thing out to 1000yd at the farm!!
Optic is nothing short of FANTASTIC. I have been shooting for decades and can hold my own, this piece of equipment makes me look like a sniper.
Would not hesitate to buy again and will be adding more Nightforce to my collection when I can.
November 5, 2022 -
Been using this scope on a Tikka T3X 308 for years now whitetail/hog hunting the Carolina mountains. I hunt hard which means I take some falls which typically is straight onto the scope. I always check the rifles zero after a fall and it has never moved. The windage and elevation clicks are dead on. Nothing but good things to say about this scope. Thank you guys
August 26, 2022 -
This scope is Awesome! I have this on my Tikka 300 Win Mag with the NightForce flip up lens covers. Being new to Long Range Shooting, I am consistently shooting well at 500 yards with this set up. I recently went on a kayak hunt on a river in Pennsylvania in December. In some fast current, the kayak tipped sending me and my rifle under the water and under a log. The rifle was tied to the gun rack on my NuCanoe kayak. After 10-15 minutes of the boat being under the log, the current pushed it out and sent the boat down river. The boat crossed a shallow sand bar still upside down, the scope was what stopped the boat on the sand bar. I went in the water to get it. After getting it back, I picked up the rifle I took my Rapid Cover off the scope and rifle and looked through the scope. It was crystal clear, with no water in it. It did not get damaged or scratched. The reticle light still wor
