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can you use a night vision device behind this?? — 2 Answers

by pweasyrider, from PA, United States Asked on August 8, 2021

Name Trijicon ACOG M150 ARMY Optic Rifle Scope w/ TA51 Mount - 4x32mm (4.9)
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Answered by Tom B, Gear Expert, from IL, United States, on August 30, 2021

The ACOG M150 is not night vision compatible.

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Answered by Repo, member, from NC, United States, on November 12, 2022

You can absolutely use stand alone night vision optics to acquire targets with the acog, the red reticle is visible in phosphorus (green) night vision devices. The acog itself does not have night vision.

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