Nikon introduces interactive microsite for BLACK optics line
Nikon’s new interactive microsite is centered around its BLACK series of optics. (Photo: Nikon)
Nikon launched a brand new interactive microsite to coincide with its flagship BLACK long-rang optics series, the company announced Wednesday.
The new site offers content such as 360-degree views, video and other interactive materials to allow consumers to explore the BLACK precision long-range lineup. Currently the BLACK series boasts the new BLACK FX1000 Match-Ready FFP scope and BLACK RANGEX 4K laser rangefinder.
The website features tech specs, 360-views and videos related to the BLACK FX1000 and BLACK RANGE4X. (Photo: Nikon)
Announced in March, the BLACK FX1000 is a competition-ready scope that delivers Nikon’s proprietary optical glass and multicoating technology to the hands of the everyday shooter. Utilizing a 50mm objective lens, the scope touts FX-MOA and FX-MRAD reticles. Shipping in either a 4-16×50 or 6-24×50 model, the BLACK FX1000 is waterproof, fogproof and shockproof with a MSRP starting out at $649.
The BLACK RANGEX is a 4K laser rangefinder, extending performance for long range shooters. Designed for speed, precision and durability, the RANGEX offers a wide field of view and long eye relief. Equipped with Hyper Read Technology the rangefinder boasts quick and stable measurement response in approximately 0.3-seconds, according to NIkon. MSRP is $449.
360-degree views offer consumers the ability to thoroughly examine the BLACK FX1000 scope. (Photo: Nikon)
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