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Trijicon ACOG 4x32 Scope w/ Red Illumination Doughnut Reticle BAC-M16 / AR15
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Trijicon
Trijicon is amazing. This is the first one i bought and prob be the last due to being so expensive. It is absolutely amazing. Very high quality optic. Easy to mount and good for ranging with the Bullet drop compensation. Save your pennies though.
Pros: Lighted reticle
Cons: Expensive
Trijicon TA01 acog optic
Trijicon makes a great product. This optic works perfectly with my Colt M4 and serves my needs. I can at a later date purchase the backup iron sights for it if I ever desire a TA01 NSN type setup. I can also adapt a RMR to it if I do choose to. The optic is easily sighted in for the caliber it’s calibrated to and holds the zero without any issues.
Pros:
- Quality
- Manufacture
Cons:
- cost
Would recommend: Yes
2 of 2 found the following review helpful.
ACOG from Trijicon: Pay once, cry, enjoy
Yes, you can go cheaper glass...less durable... less everything.
This is top of the line. It is what other makes and models see as the gold standard by which to measure their products.
Clarity is superb. Magnification is spot on. Intensity of red dot is sharp around edges of the doughnut reticle.
Buy this and you will not be disappointed. Ok, you will have a thinner wallet, but you're only buying this once, instead of an inferior scope that you will replace in a few years anyhow. Pay the dime, versus three nickles.
This is top of the line. It is what other makes and models see as the gold standard by which to measure their products.
Clarity is superb. Magnification is spot on. Intensity of red dot is sharp around edges of the doughnut reticle.
Buy this and you will not be disappointed. Ok, you will have a thinner wallet, but you're only buying this once, instead of an inferior scope that you will replace in a few years anyhow. Pay the dime, versus three nickles.
Pros:
- Quality, ruggedness
Cons:
- pricey, but worth it
Would recommend: Yes
2 of 2 found the following review helpful.
ACOG TA01 Open Box Demo
Best sight I have ever tried. Sturdy, easy to setup and user friendly. Quality of optics is unbeatable.
Pros: Sturdy, Easy to Setup
Cons: None
Pros: Sturdy, Easy to Setup
Cons: None
Would recommend: Yes
6 of 6 found the following review helpful.
ACOG TA01
Easy to set up. Had it zeroed in a matter of minutes.
Would recommend: Yes
5 of 7 found the following review helpful.
Trijicon ACOG 4x32 TA01B
I bought my first Trijicon ACOG in 1996 for my M16 and my AR-15. It can take abuse. Check out Trijicon's website for testimonials. I recently purchased a TA01B for my DPMS Panther 308L. Like the origional ACOG the 01B was mounted in about 5 minutes and zeroed with 2 shots. the ranging reticles work well in my 18" barreled rifle even though they were designed for a 20" barrel. I recommend getting an extra mounting screw as the recoil in a .308 is much heavier than .223. My only critisism is that the 200 yard reticle isn't really needed and tends to crowd the view somewhat. But, with practice you relly don't notice it all that much
Pros: light, rugged, simple to set up and use,
Cons: new shooters may find the field of view a little crowded
Pros: light, rugged, simple to set up and use,
Cons: new shooters may find the field of view a little crowded
Would recommend: Yes
15 of 15 found the following review helpful.
Trijicon ACOG 4x32
Well engineered tactical scope. Great optics Don't confuse with cheap imitations. They aren't even close.
Pros: Durable simple highest quality
Cons: A bit pricey
Pros: Durable simple highest quality
Cons: A bit pricey
Would recommend: Yes
4 of 4 found the following review helpful.
Trijicon TA01 Full Red Line
Overall, the TA01 Full Red Line is a good optic. I have fired over 500 rounds at 100y and 25y. Accuracy is consistant. At 100y it's easy to mix up the 100y and 200y crosshairs since they are very close together but with practice it shouldn't be a problem.
Pros: very rugged, easy to mount, reticle is visible in dark conditions
Cons: the 100y and 200y cross hairs are very close together
Pros: very rugged, easy to mount, reticle is visible in dark conditions
Cons: the 100y and 200y cross hairs are very close together
Would recommend: Yes
6 of 6 found the following review helpful.
Great for the carry handle
If you have a fixed carry handle this is the scope for you. You can't believe how small it is until you see it attached. Mounting took about a minute, just line up the holes and screw it on.
They said it was zeroed, but I was so high at 100 yd that I had to bring it back to 50 yd, and it was still almost off the paper. Once I dialed it down getting zeroed at 100yd was not a problem.
Pros: Light, small size, very clear optics, can still use irons
Cons: Not as easy cheek weld since it's on top of the carry handle
They said it was zeroed, but I was so high at 100 yd that I had to bring it back to 50 yd, and it was still almost off the paper. Once I dialed it down getting zeroed at 100yd was not a problem.
Pros: Light, small size, very clear optics, can still use irons
Cons: Not as easy cheek weld since it's on top of the carry handle
Would recommend: Yes
11 of 11 found the following review helpful.
ACOG TA01
As an aging 55 year old shooter who wears # 200 reading glasses, I was concerned the crosshairs/aiming point would be blurry when not wearing them. To my delight, the aiming lines are PERFECTLY CLEAR as is the target area. I'm also really pleased with the fact there are no batteries, and no need to twist dials to achieve bullet drop compensation. The way the lines change from black during daylight hours to red at dusk is perfect for all scenarios I can think of. The case, lenspen and scopecoat are also a nice plus. I'm considering the Ta55.308 for my Springfield!
Thanks, Jay
Pros: Compact, no batterries, and bullet drop compensation without twisting dials.
Cons: Price is pretty steep, but so is a Tactical Leopold!
Thanks, Jay
Pros: Compact, no batterries, and bullet drop compensation without twisting dials.
Cons: Price is pretty steep, but so is a Tactical Leopold!
Would recommend: Yes
17 of 17 found the following review helpful.
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