Powerful riflescope classic reissued – the Nachtfalke HDX 8x56 riflescope
The Nachtfalke 8x56 Sauenglas riflescope has been reintroduced by DDoptics due to high customer demand. On this occasion, the coating and optical performance have been brought up to date. The riflescope even offers the option of the automatic and intelligent iFiber red dot sight. All in all, the perfect combination of maximum brightness and affordable price.
Riflescope with maximum light transmission
The fully coated optics, which do not allow any reflections, provide a brilliant image with outstanding edge sharpness. Due to the minimal amount of stray light (0.2%), even backlighting does not interfere. The riflescope's light transmission is excellent at 95.7% (day) and 93.2% (night), allowing for reliable targeting right down to the last ray of light.
High-quality illuminated reticle at eyepiece image level (2nd image plane)
The illuminated reticle 4 is located in the eyepiece image plane = 2nd image plane. No tools are required to adjust the reticle. Each click adjusts the illuminated reticle by 0.25 minutes of angle (MOA), i.e. 7.3 millimetres at 100 metres. The click adjustment is absolutely repeatable and can be reset to zero after shooting (in case multiple loads are used).
Total adjustment range:
355 clicks
equivalent to 88.75 MOA
equivalent to 44.37 MOA
Riflescope with the best illuminated dot
The fibre optic red dot (optionally available in the automatic iFiber version at extra cost) with completely redesigned electronic circuitry is so small that it only obscures the target as little as possible. Thanks to fibre optic technology, the red dot not only becomes darker when dimmed, but also finer. The illuminated dot can be dimmed continuously by 100 per cent until it is no longer visible to the human eye. The illuminated reticle then acts like a target optic without a light unit. When the illuminated dot is activated, there is no annoying glow or even reflections within the optic. As the light unit is handmade, special customer requirements can be taken into account individually.
Robust workmanship, easy mounting
The Nachtfalke 8x56 Gen II is argon-filled, completely waterproof and protected against internal fogging. The riflescope tube (diameter: 30 mm, length: 349 mm, weight: 645 g) is made from a single piece of duralumin and hard anodised. This innovative coating is particularly smooth, dirt-repellent and extremely scratch-resistant.
Eye relief and diopter adjustment
The eye relief is 102 mm, which ensures that even larger calibres can be used. The diopter adjustment (-3 to +3) can be conveniently made on the rubberised eyepiece end using a knurled adjustment.
Easy upgrading with the new IFiber illumination dot possible!
What are the advantages of the new DDoptics IFiber technology?
More comfort and safety without having to adjust. The illumination dot is as easy to activate as ever. Simply turn the knob to steplessly adjust the illuminated fibre-optic dot to the desired brightness. That's it! Your new, intelligent IFiber will do the rest.
Your movement activates your illumination dot. (Motion-Control)
A highly modern position and movement sensor registers every movement and trhe position of the optics. A controller interprets this data so that the illumination dot can be wherever it is needed.. That way a maximum of power is economized.
Up- and downhill feature (Angle-Control)
If you exceed the shot angle of 45 degrees (higher or lower) the illumination dot checks if you are shooting up- or downhill. If you don't get back to a normal shooting position after a few minutes the illumination dot changes to rest and transport mode.
The transport mode (Position-Control and Angle-Control)
During transport mode (hanging over the shoulder or lying on the side) the illumination dot isn't activated by movement. Once you bring the optics in a normal shooting position the IFiber Controller reacts to movement again. A short tug or tilting will activate the illumination dot again in the preadjusted brightness (IFiber-Memory-Control).
How does IFiber work:
The logical answer is: state-of-the-art micro technology. The new illumination dot controller has been equipped with state-of-the-art micro technology. An ultra-modern position and motion sensor registers every movement as well as the position of the optics. This information is interpreted by a controller to make sure the illumination dot is available when you need it, while at the same time saving the maximum amount of energy. This control has an energy consumption which isn't higher than the self-discharge of your battery.
IFiber-BLP (Battery Longevity Protection)
If the IFiber doesn't notice any activities during more than three hours the electronics can turn off itself and the light-emitting diode completely. Thus the controller enables total battery protection. After turning off it can't be activated without your help. In that condition the your battery is protected as best as possible against discharging by a consumer (Controller, light).
Restart via reset
To restart the illumination dot just turn the on/off control back to position zero for two seconds. After that, you can use the illumination dot again as usual.
