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Optics and Sights

Nikon P-Tactical SPUR Reflex Sight

December 25, 2018 by Mark Miller Leave a Comment

Nikon P-Tactical SPUR Reflex Sight

Nikon’s P-Tactical SPUR reflex sight is rugged enough to handle abuse and recoil on nearly any pistol, rifle or shotgun. The aluminum body measures 1.8 inches x 1.1 inches x 1 inch. SPUR weighs only 1.1-ounces but it’s designed to handle the recoil of shotgun slugs. It is covered in a matte-black finish and is IPX7 waterproof which means it can be submerged in 1 meter of water for up to 30 minutes without damage.

The SPUR‘s 1X magnification makes shooting with both eyes open simple with an extra-wide parallax free field of view and unlimited eye relief. The 3 MOA dot is centered in an extra-wide 27mm x 16mm sight window for fast target acquisition. Nikon’s “TRUCOLOR” coating lets you see the target without the unnatural bluish tint present in other reflex sights.

The 3 MOA illuminated red dot has 10 intensity settings that are adjustable using the plus and minus buttons located on the left side of the sight. Press the plus button to turn on, To turn off, hold the minus button down for three full seconds.  There is an automatic shutoff after 12 hours. The two lowest settings are for night vision, settings 3–10 are for daylight. Throughout the day from low light to bright midday sun the dot is adjustable for a perfect sight picture,

First Look: Nikon P-Tactical SPUR Reflex Sight
Spur brightness controls. Photo courtesy of Nikon.

SPUR has a long battery life running for 15,000 hours on a single CR1632 lithium battery at the lowest setting. A new lithium battery is provided with the SPUR. The battery compartment is accessible from the top and the battery can be replaced easily without removal of the sight or changing the settings.

The SPUR is simple to use, There is a tool included for opening the battery compartment and making sight adjustments. Scan the instructions, install the provided battery and press a button, A 3 MOA red dot will appear in the window and you can adjust the brightness by pressing the plus or minus buttons.

The base attaches to any Picatinny rail. If you have AR type sights, you will need a one riser. Windage and elevation are adjusted with a tiny screwdriver provided with the sight. There are distinct clicks as you make adjustments. Every click of the adjustment screw moves the strike of the round 1 inch at 100 yards in the direction indicated on the screw.

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Specifications for Nikon P-Tactical Spur Red Dot Sights:

Included Accessories: Picatinny Rail Mount
Magnification: 1 x
Color: Black
Battery Life: 15000 hours

Nikon P-Tactical Spur Red Dot Sights help you to rapidly address targets and reacquire for following up shots. Nikon’s top quality optics and rugged housing provide great performance. The price tag provides excellent value.

The P-Tactical SPUR reflex sight is covered under Nikon’s 5-year warranty.

You can get your very own SPUR from one of the dealers HERE  Suggested retail price $219.95.


Photos by Mark  Miller

Featured photo: Nikon’s P-Tactical SPUR reflex sight mounted on a Tristar KRX Shotgun.


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Mark Miller is a Green Beret who served in Afghanistan and a number of other live fire locations. He's a poet-warrior in the classic sense, a casual hero and a student of science.

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