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Shooting System
Mated with Nikon's P-Series scope mounts, this Nikon P-223 3-9X 40 mm riflescope is right at home on this DPMS LBR.
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Tubb Targets
This affordable and highly portable steel target from Tubb Enterprises was hit three times in a row from 100, 200 and 350 yards with an AR 15 fitted with the P-223 riflescope. The corresponding range marks on the BDC 600 reticle were used for aiming.
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P-Series Mounts
Nikon's P-Series scope mounts are perfect for mounting the P-223 or any other riflescope to an AR with a flat-top upper receiver.
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Reset Turrets
When zeroing the Nikon P-223 riflescope, you can lift up on the target turrets and reset them to zero in just seconds.
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Target Turrets
Nikon P-223 riflescopes have target turrets that offer audible and tactile adjustments for those that like to dial in a long-range solution.
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Nikon P-223
Nikon's P-223 3-9X 40 mm riflescope is similar in size to most other 3x9Xs. However, it offers a variety of features not commonly found on other scopes in its price range.
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