DIY Zero Stop for Nightforce SHV 3-10x42 and 4-14X56

[SavedByGrace2001]

Sent pics into nightforce and they said it is a earlier version of the zero stop, I ask about what size Allen wrench I need and they are sending me wrenches and Allen screw for free ( which I ask about buying, but they said they would give them to me) also customer service was very prompt with returning emails, like within 30 minutes of my emails , I would give them A+ on customer service.

 

[Gone4Days]

Thanks to @ToolMann I printed the zero stop. I used tinkercad to cut out the view notch on the file and printed it that way. I’ll sand it and fit it later tonight and give update

 

[Gone4Days]

Just got done fitting it. works well…. definately not a hard stop but it does the job. I go down about 4 moa before it starts to get tight

 

[ToolMann]

Just got done fitting it. works well…. definately not a hard stop but it does the job. I go down about 4 moa before it starts to get tight View attachment 647966

Glad it worked out. I had about 2 or 3 moa below zero too. Was nice at least having a stopping point.

 

[passinggas33]

I assume this could be done with the Credo 3-9 as well? Or any other multi revolution turret without a true zero stop?

 

[justinspicher]

This is pretty slick. I’ve got an NXS 2.5-10x32 that could use one of those.

 

[pirogue]

So when people say buy a Nightforce, if you want to dial, they really mean the higher NXS, and not the lower SHV? Isn’t it more common to have the higher X zoom, to really benefit from the dial feature?

 

[PathFinder]

No, the SHVs dial great. SFP models are capped, neither have zero stops. But that doesn't prevent them from being dialed for elevation.

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