Reviews & Ratings for Trijicon ACOG TA02 4x32mm Rifle Scope, 32mm Tube — 70 reviews — Page 1

It's a great optic, my only issue was the long ship time. I ordered this on August 26th and it didn't arrive till September 15th. Other than that it is a solid choice for any rifle!

Great for sbr's
The glass is clear, reticle crisp,
Works great for a person with astigmatism,

I purchased this as a final sale factory demo. It came with a scratched objective and the battery case cap is VERY difficult to thread on, as if it was stripped previously.

I couldn't find this reticle in LED anywhere. OP had this for the best price I've seen for an LED Trijicon ACOG. Shipped in a reasonable amount of time and looks great. Will definitely be a repeat customer. The ACOG is the quality you expect from Trijicon and I love being able to manually change the brightness on the reticle

If you are a fan of the TA31, the TA02 is almost literally a pure upgrade in every sense. No need to tape over a fiber optic strip to keep the reticle from blooming out way too bright, nor peeling tape back to get as much brightness as you can because you’re in a dark room aiming out into the bright daylight. The fact that you can choose exactly how bright you want the reticle is a game changer. It gets extremely bright, and extremely dim - trust me, the correct setting for the situation is on the illumination knob, including OFF! Yes, in between each brightness setting is a distinct off setting, and I cannot stress how awesome it is, particularly with the crosshair reticle, to be able to default to a crisp, clean, etched black 0.2 moa crosshair reticle, while retaining the ability to get Aimpoint bright, as well as pitch black-appropriate dim, at will, and without any tape involved. The optic is not meaningfully heavier or bulkier in any way that would make this a serious consideration / downside when comparing to the fiber optic models. I personally never liked the idea of AA batteries for an optic, but I have to concede on this one. This, combined with an offset ACRO, is probably my absolute favorite optical system on any rifle. If you’re the type who prefers a top mounted dot? The TA02 allows the dot to be mounted towards the front of the optic, rather than the rear. While I don’t care for top mounted dots, I have to say that having it pushed forward feels better th...
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The glass is pristine. Like looking with your own eye, but magnified. Easy to use and effective reticle for a combat rifle. Eye relief is not a problem if you actually train with your rifle. And with a top mounted red dot, it makes for a great "do most" setup (short of precision past 800m), and quicker than a dot + magnifier setup. Excellent optic and one of the best investments one can make for their rifle. It's also lighter than most LPVO's.

My first experience with a magnified optic and it is amazing once your eyes adjust to it. Its pricey but worth it imo. My gun finally feels complete.

I purchased the Horseshoe Dot Reticle which turned out to be a breeze to use, way better than when I used the fiber/tritium chevron in the Army.

I paired this optic with the KRAM 5.5 Riser which brings it up to about 1.7” (lower 1/3 height), removed my iron sights, and got it to sit perfectly without any issues of eye relief.

Out of the box the reticle was centered perfectly so zeroing was a non issue. Made sure i was hitting paper at 25yds and then brought it out to 100yds to confirm zero. Took no more than 1 hour at the range. Also amazing field of view and clarity that still holds up with its design.

Once Zeroed, I was able to find a range with steel targets from 100-500yds (Frank L. DeSomma Memorial Range at Ben Avery Phoenix), and was dialed in the whole time out to 500yds. Note that I have this set up on a 14.5 BCM ELW BFH Middy with a Polonium K Suppressor, worked like a charm.

The optic itself is also super lightweight, fairly compact even with the battery tray, super bright and crisp illumination settings (which is why it was necessary for living out in the desert). I definitely recommend the horseshoe dot for its ease of use and lack of clutter.

My only gripes are the necessity for an after market riser (night and day difference when you get one) and the specific battery choice (why not use a CR battery?). I now have to purchase 3 different batteries for my kit now (CR123A for my Rifle and Pistol Light, CR2032 for my pistol optic, and now a Lithium AA for the A...
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I’ve used the tritium version of this optic in the military and given my experience using this out to 500 yards, and its reputation for durability, I knew I had to get my hands on one. Everything on it is as good as it gets. Clear glass, clear reticle and easy installation. It’s good for easy target acquisition at medium ranges and is useable at the thresholds of long range. The fact that it allows you place a red dot on top makes for a good multi-use optic if you needed to use this at closer ranges.