Nikon's Rock Your Rimfire Promotion is Back

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posted on March 18, 2014
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Until May 11, 2014, firearms enthusiasts can save up to $40 on select models of Nikon's rimfire-dedicated riflescopes, all of which are compatible with Nikon's Spot On Custom Turrets.

"Year after year our Rock Your Rimfire promotion continues to be a favorite," said Nikon General Manager Jon Allen. "We hope shooters will take advantage of these savings and make the most of their .22 ammunition with one of our rimfire-specific optics."

The promotion includes the following models of Nikon rimfire dedicated riflescopes:

• 4x32 PROSTAFF Rimfire Nikoplex
• 3-9x40 PROSTAFF Rimfire BDC 150
• 3-9x40 AO PROSTAFF Target EFR
• 2-7x32 P22 Nikoplex
• 2-7x32 P22 BDC 150
• 2-7x32 P-Rimfire Nikoplex
• 2-7x32 P-Rimfire BDC 150

For terms and conditions of the Rock Your Rimfire promotion, go to Nikonpromo.com.

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