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If you read TFB every day you know that the Nikon Corporation has withdrawn from the Riflescope business. We reported about it at the end of last year in this article.
Atibal Sights from Mesa, Arizona, has taken the opportunity and is now offering a Nikon Scope Trade-in program. According to Atibal, you can trade your Nikon scope for a brand new Atibal scope comparable to your current scope, or get a credit toward the purchase of an Atibal optic of your choice.
Your riflescope needs to be in a “good working condition” to be considered for the program.
Atibal Optics – Homepage
From Atibal’s offering (their words):
Welcome to Atibal’s Nikon Scope Trade-In Program.
As you may or may not know as of Jan. 1, 2020 Nikon is no longer going to be producing or selling any version of a rifle scope.
Some may consider this to be unfortunate as Nikon has, over time, earned a reputation as a trusted manufacturer of rifle scopes.
We will not venture to speculate the motivation behind Nikon’s decision, we can only offer our support for those who are going to be most affected by this course of action.
Which brings us to our trade-in program and a simple question; what will current Nikon rifle scope owners do now in the event of a warranty claim or customer service?
Are you a current Nikon scope owner? Would you be interested in trading in your Nikon scope for a brand new Atibal scope comparable to the scope you wish to trade, or for credit toward the purchase of an Atibal optic of your choice?
If you answered yes to that last questions then please fill out the form below and we will be in touch.
The trade-in form looks like this:
You can find the details of the trade-in program here: https://atibal-optics.com/pages/nikon-trade-in-program
Check TFB’s review of the Atibal XP6 mirage 1-6x FFP here, as an example of one of their optics.
Atibal Optics’ Homepage can be found here: https://atibal-optics.com/
Do we have any owners of Nikon scopes amongst our readers? What do you think? Please let us know in the comments below.
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