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Can you specify the year of manufacture, so I can estimate when the tritium element will require replacement? — 2 Answers

by BT, from MT, United States Asked on May 8, 2020

Name Trijicon ACOG 4x32 Red Dot Scope w/ Center Amber Crosshair, .308 Ballistic Reticle, TA51 Mount (4.6)
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Answered by Daniel S., member, from CA, United States, on February 01, 2021

Trijicon is excellent with their lifetime warranty. If the tritium goes dim, send it in and get it replaced. Easy.

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Answered by Brandon, member, from UT, United States, on January 30, 2021

Manufacture date is going to vary on each optic. It's impossible to know until the optic is in your hands and you can see/read the date code.

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