Nikon Monarch Scopes

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Nikon Optics markets the Monarch series as it’s top of the scope offering.  In addition to the standard Monarch line, Nikon also offers two upgraded lines called the Monarch X and the Monarch Gold.  Both the X and Gold series are a step up in the Monarch series, but are really geared towards precision benchrest or military shooters.  The Gold version has a 30mm tube versus a standard 1 inch tube.  For most people, the Monarch will be one of the best scopes that they have ever purchased.

Nikon Monarch Scope

The Monarch is available in both a traditional focus set-up and a side focus set-up.  A Monarch scope configuration is available for nearly every hunting or shooting need.  Nikon offers the Monarch in a variety of magnification from a 2-8 X 32 all the way up to an 8-32 X 50.

 

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