After loosening the screw on top of the adjustment turret, the turret cap can be lifted off. Beneath it is the ZeroStop, recognisable as a round black disc. Ideally, the ZeroStop should be set after zeroing the riflescope. To do this, loosen the three grub screws on the ZeroStop disc (on new riflescopes, the ring is usually already loose). In this state, the disc can be turned to its upper stop without affecting the adjustment. Once the disc reaches the stop position, secure it by tightening the grub screws. The stop is clearly visible in the image between the disc and the scope.
Next, refit the turret in its zero position and secure the central turret screw. The ZeroStop now ensures that, when turned back, the adjustment stops exactly at the previously established zero — the distance at which the riflescope was zeroed.
A ZeroStop is particularly useful for returning quickly and precisely to zero after adjusting the reticle, without the risk of turning too far. This is especially advantageous for hunting and sport shooting at changing distances, as you can rely on your zero and concentrate fully on the target.
Outstanding V10 riflescope optical quality on video
This video demonstrates the impressive optical performance of the V10 riflescope. It shows how image sharpness, edge sharpness and resolution perform even at tenfold magnification.
The huge field of view, minimal edge blur and bright, pin-sharp overall image demonstrate the exceptional quality of these optics. See the precision and brilliance of the V10 for yourself.
10× zoom · compact design · maximum versatility
NXT V10 riflescopes combine a 10× zoom range with a compact design, wide field of view and precise MRAD adjustment. From a true 1× driven-hunt scope to a bright 20× optic, the series covers short, medium and long hunting distances.
Maximum magnification is ten times the starting magnification. The same scope offers flexibility from a quick overview to a precise shot.
All NXT V10 models can be focused for the target distance, delivering a sharp, parallax-free sight picture, especially at high magnification and close range.
Choose manual illuminated-dot control or iFiber automation. Both versions combine a fine reticle with a clearly visible fibre-optic illuminated dot.
The complete NXT V10 family
Three magnification ranges, each with manual or automatic illumination: compare field of view, weight, tube diameter and intended use side by side.
True 1× for driven hunts and moving game
A 42.5-metre field of view, Fine Cross reticle and 10× zoom combine fast target acquisition with precision when needed. Parallax adjustment keeps the image clear at high magnification and close range.
Automatically ready when it matters
iFiber control complements the wide field of view and ultra-fine Fine Cross reticle. The illuminated dot responds to position and movement, while parallax adjustment ensures a precisely focused sight picture.
The compact hunting all-rounder
From driven hunts and stalking to high-seat hunting: 1.5× starting magnification, 15× detail, an A4D reticle and a compact 285 mm overall length make this model particularly versatile.
All-round zoom with iFiber convenience
Automatic illuminated-dot control keeps this versatile short scope ready for use. A wide field of view, A4D reticle, ZeroStop and parallax adjustment suit changing hunting situations.
More light and detail at distance
The 50 mm objective, CT glass and 20× maximum magnification are designed for high-seat hunting, long distances and clip-on devices. The short 318 mm design keeps the complete setup manageable.
Long-range detail, automatically ready
iFiber automation complements the bright 2–20×50 scope. CT glass, a fine A4N reticle, internal ZeroStop and high detail resolution provide confidence from twilight hunting to long distances.
Matching NXT accessories
For NXT 1.5–15×40 and NXT 2–20×50. Four independently adjustable rings with raised colour markers. The existing ZeroStop remains usable.
Item no. 449000433 · EAN 4260436314768
Riflescope shown is not included.
incl. 19% VAT, plus shipping
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Available from 30 October 2026
Short scope · compact complete setup
NXT V10 riflescopes are deliberately short. This keeps the scope, adapter and thermal clip-on combination compact and better balanced. Wide fields of view help keep the clip-on display and menus visible; parallax adjustment and high detail resolution allow clear focusing as magnification increases.
With a 24-metre field of view at 1.5×, the clip-on interface remains clearly visible. The short design avoids unnecessary overall length on the rifle.
Despite its 50 mm objective and 20× maximum magnification, the scope is only around 318.7 mm long. This provides more detail while keeping the clip-on setup compact.
Dimensions for mounting and clip-on devices
The drawings show the actual external dimensions of both short designs. Besides overall length, mounting depends on the outer objective diameter, eyepiece dimensions and available space on the main tube.
Overall length approx. 285.6 mm · 30 mm tube · 46 mm outer objective diameter
Overall length approx. 318.7 mm · 30 mm tube · 57 mm outer objective diameter
Technology that matters in the field
Parallax adjustment aligns the target image and reticle for the distance. With a 10× zoom range, the eye alone cannot compensate through accommodation – the optics provide accurate focusing.
The internal ZeroStop limits downward elevation adjustment at your established zero. After adjusting for distance, you can reliably return to the starting point.
Short designs, wide fields of view and high resolution help keep the displays and image details of modern thermal clip-ons usable as magnification increases.
All models at a glance
On small screens, swipe sideways through the table. Product images and model names link directly to each riflescope.
| Feature | 1–10×28 Manual |
1–10×28 iFiber |
1.5–15×40 Manual |
1.5–15×40 iFiber |
2–20×50 Manual |
2–20×50 iFiber |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Field of view at 100 m | 42.5–4.25 m | 42.5–4.25 m | 24–2.5 m | 24–2.5 m | 18.5–1.8 m | 18.5–1.8 m |
| Weight | 629 g | 629 g | 700 g | 700 g | 680 g | 680 g |
| Main tube | 34 mm | 34 mm | 30 mm | 30 mm | 30 mm | 30 mm |
| Parallax adjustment | 10 m–∞ | 10 m–∞ | 15 m–∞ | 15 m–∞ | 15 m–∞ | 15 m–∞ |
| Reticle | Fine Cross | Fine Cross | A4D | A4D | A4N | A4N |
| Illuminated dot | manual | Automatic iFiber | manual | Automatic iFiber | manual | Automatic iFiber |
| Overall length | 277 mm | 277 mm | 285.6 mm | 285.6 mm | 318.7 mm | 318.7 mm |
| RRP | EUR 897.00 | EUR 996.00 | EUR 997.00 | EUR 1,096.00 | EUR 1,096.00 | EUR 1,195.00 |
Take your time to assess the view, field of view, controls and illuminated dot. With the DDoptics trial-order service, you can try your preferred NXT scope before making your final decision.
Order an NXT V10 to tryThe 4D reticle
is located in the eyepiece image plane (2nd image plane) of the rifle scope and therefore always remains the same size when changing the magnification. No tools are required to adjust the reticle. The reticle adjusts by 1cm per click at 100 m. The click adjustment works with absolute repeatability and can be reset to zero after zeroing.
The 4D reticle
is a hybrid of the 4N reticle (thinner and further apart) and the classic Reticle 4. The two thicker bars on the sides of the 4D reticle have been made narrower again so that they can be used better as a lead point when shooting quickly.
The target coverage dimensions of the A4D:
0.3MOA - 0.059mm
0.7MOA-0.137mm
IFIBER red dot - made in Germany
The electronics (IFIBER) for the illuminated dot developed, manufactured and installed in Chemnitz ensure that the illuminated dot is always there if you need it. A state-of-the-art position and motion sensor registers every movement and the position of the target optics. A controller interprets this data so that the dot is there when you need it and still saves a maximum of power. The monitoring has a self-consumption that is not higher than the self-discharge of your battery. Settings 1 to 5 are suitable for hunting with a night vision device.
