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[Blackwood Outdoors]

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[Foxyboy43]

Very tempted by your offers but need a little guidance please.
From all that I read the “Lite” is designed for air/rimfire use though it can apparently take what most centrefires produce in recoil energy without issue. That being so does the warranty cover sustained use on say 6.5 or .308?
Thanks.

 

[GJF]

Very tempted by your offers but need a little guidance please.
From all that I read the “Lite” is designed for air/rimfire use though it can apparently take what most centrefires produce in recoil energy without issue. That being so does the warranty cover sustained use on say 6.5 or .308?
Thanks.

I am in same situation I am just thinking that the price drops might be to sell stock before better scopes are launched
there also doesn’t seem to be a side by side comparison with the NocPix nite
Be great if they just clearly stated each scopes limitations / benefits as we all have different requirements

 

[Blackwood Outdoors]

Very tempted by your offers but need a little guidance please.
From all that I read the “Lite” is designed for air/rimfire use though it can apparently take what most centrefires produce in recoil energy without issue. That being so does the warranty cover sustained use on say 6.5 or .308?
Thanks.

The Alpex Lite is centre fire rated. If you require a light weight tube scope it is ideal, very good day time and low light, also capable of couple of hundred yards with the correct IR torch at night.

 

[Foxyboy43]

The Alpex Lite is centre fire rated. If you require a light weight tube scope it is ideal, very good day time and low light, also capable of couple of hundred yards with the correct IR torch at night.

Great reply - much obliged.

 

[Driver25]

Very tempted by your offers but need a little guidance please.
From all that I read the “Lite” is designed for air/rimfire use though it can apparently take what most centrefires produce in recoil energy without issue. That being so does the warranty cover sustained use on say 6.5 or .308?
Thanks.

I have the normal Alpex 4k scope I know it’s different slightly to the lite but I can’t recommend it enough brilliant scope, from seeing and using mine 2 other friends have purchased one, I use it on a 308 and have no problems at all, don’t know if that helps you or not but thought I’d give an honest opinion

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Andrew

 

[Foxyboy43]

I have the normal Alpex 4k scope I know it’s different slightly to the lite but I can’t recommend it enough brilliant scope, from seeing and using mine 2 other friends have purchased one, I use it on a 308 and have no problems at all, don’t know if that helps you or not but thought I’d give an honest opinion

Atb

Andrew

Thank you sir. Do you notice the extra weight?

 

[tarponhead]

I use mine on my rimfires and plan to use the additional Zero’s available on my 6.5x55 and .223. The only issue that gives me pause is the unbalancing effect of the IR illuminator that is a must for full darkness. That said, the last light performance is so good, I might use it without, for deer and only use it for fox on .223. At the price, a dedicated night unit is an option.

 

[Ruby Tuesday 2]

I’ve just bought the 4 k and even though I’ve not had it long I’m very impressed, I to was concerned about the extra weight but have found it balances very well and sits on quad sticks nicely my rifle was always quite muzzle heavy with a 23 inch tube and a ancient wild cat on the end but now feels better to handle.

 

[Driver25]

Thank you sir. Do you notice the extra weight?

To be honest not really I think maybe the first time I took it out could feel the extra weight but now I’m just use to it

 

[ShotKam 0]

Has anyone got the NocPix nite D70R arrived yet? I know they had to ensure the units were market ready and sometime there will be delays with any new product launch, which is fair enough.