The Nightforce SHV 3-10×42 riflescope is the lightest and most compact model in the Shooter, Hunter, Varminter (SHV) lineup. The SHV line of scopes is advertised to deliver Nightforce quality in a more economical package. In today’s competitive riflescope market, scopes are judged on glass quality, reliability, features, and price. To balance those four attributes,
2016 marks the first year for Panhandle Precision. It’s been an interesting ride so far. Happy New Year’s! I hope all is well with you and those you care about. Thank you to all our followers, viewers, and subscribers. I appreciate you spending your valuable time with me and the kids. Panhandle Precision is all
When the time came to choose a scope for my latest long range hunting build, the new Nightforce ATACR 5-25×56 Enhanced was an obvious choice. The rifle is chambered in 300 Winchester Magnum. It’s intended use is long range hunting out to 1000 yards and the testing of techniques and components to twice that distance.
This review of the Nightforce ATACR 5-25×56 F1 comes after 16 months of hard field use. With over 3000 rounds fired from four different rifles, this F1 has proven itself time and again. I originally published a review of the ATACR 5-25×56 F1 in September, 2015. Since then, I’ve added the ATACR 5-25×56 SFP Enhanced
Long range shooting is all about angles. Trajectories and wind deflection have angular values. Scopes with turrets and ballistic reticles are designed to compensate for those angles. To make them effective we start with a baseline zero, then plumb and level the reticle to gravity to provide straight lines for applying trajectory corrections. In order
