Designed to the exact specifications of the United States Marine Corp, the unique reticle pattern provides the shooter with quick target acquisition at close combat ranges while providing enhanced target identification and hit probability out to 800 meters utilizing the Bullet Drop Compensator
CHARACTERISTICS
Objective Lens 32 mm
Magnification 4 power
Eye Relief 1.5 in
Exit Pupil 8mm
Field of View 7 degrees (36.8 ft @ 100 meters)
Length 5.8 in
Weight 15.1 oz
Waterproof 66 ft
Tritium 0.1 curies
- Category : Scopes
- Magnification : 4x
- Objective : 32mm
- Field of View : 36.8 ft @ 100 yds
- Eye Relief : 1.5"
- Length : 5.8"
- Weight : 15.1 oz
- Finish : Black Matte
- Reticle : Chevron w/Target Reference System
- Adj Size : 2 Clicks/Inch @ 100 yds
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One of the best on the market
At first I was skeptical about spending this much on a scope. But after I set on top of my rifle at the range I was glad I did. worth every dime!
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Battle proven, works for me.
I've been using the Trijicon ACOG for years as the primary optic on my field rifle. I've seen these things dropped, kicked, knocked into door frames, and submerged in really muddy water and they always do their job. Whether you're in clear daylight with the afghan sun on your face or on a dark street at 3am on patrol, you can see clearly enough to get a head shot at over 600m easy. I prefer these over red dots because you don't need batteries to rely on, and these hold a zero perfect (unlike my old EOTech 551). The only gripe I have or ever hear from anyone else is that the front sight post on our ARs create a blurry dark spot at the bottom of your view. It's not that bad though. And for the OCD people you could always use a riser mount or get a flip up front sight. I plan on using mine for a long time, and the other guys agree, it's well worth the price.
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Love This
I am in the US Army and have had this optic on my M-4 for the past 3 1/2 years. It is very rugged and is crystal clear. One thing that I would say is that if you are going to get this optic, make sure that you have a folding front sight due to the fact that the A2 style front sight post creates a little blur at the bottom while you look through it. It isn't too bad that you can't fire, but I have noticed it time and time again. The 4 power zoom is perfect for engaging targets out to 800 meters accurately and knowing where your rounds are hitting. I love this optic and wouldn't want anything else on my rifle.