Trijicon's Dual-illuminated Precision Reticle - Trijicon ACOG

Review of the Trijicon ACOG Dual-Illuminated Reticle
Using its dual-illuminated precision reticle, the Trijicon ACOG supplies the tactical operator with a distinct aiming reticle in most light conditions whether bad or good - without using failure vulnerable batteries. The ACOG, driven with a tritium-phosphor lamp, rather than failure prone batteries, the Trijicon ACOG reticle glows with low-light conditions, while the sophisticated fiber optics from the Trijicon ACOG instantly alter the brightness level along with contrast for the reticle within brighter light environments. This kind of auto-brightness feature of the Trijicon ACOG is only one of its numerous features of which sets the Trijicon ACOG beyond it's competition.
Many models of the Trijicon ACOG - such as the 4x32 Trijicon ACOG that's now available to hunters as well as target shooters - include the ground breaking Bindon Aiming Concept™ (BAC). This groundbreaking, both-eyes-open aiming strategy offers you "instinctive" target acquisition as well as elevated hit potential when using the Trijicon ACOG. Also, the Trijicon ACOG's ranging will be built within numerous Trijicon ACOG reticles, which means you just need to set zero once for a large number of ranging distances using the Trijicon ACOG. Broad-band, anti-reflective coated lenses in the Trijicon ACOG offer excellent quality and light accumulating abilities with absolutely no distortion. The Trijicon ACOG offers large Eye Volume™, supplying you with increased leeway - fore as well as aft, as well as back and forth - along with which to see throughout the lens of the Trijicon ACOG. Obviously, when the target is acquired, the Trijicon ACOG is really a trusted ally that will help you zero in on the best shot.
The reticle of the Trijicon AGOG is designed to be equally fast and simple to utilize. The Trijicon ACOG can be zeroed in from 100 meters while using elevation and also windage knobs. Changes for elevation and windage with the Trijicon ACOG are .33 MOA for each click. Once the Trijicon ACOG is zeroed, the caps will be reinstalled and no additional modifications are required for using the Trijicon ACOG. To utilize the Trijicon ACOG, a user merely can determine the proper range by simply putting the reticle's horizontal lines between target's shoulders, when the Trijicon ACOG you're using have the properly developed reticle.
The Trijicon ACOG is constructed using a tough, military-spec, aluminum-alloy housing and the Trijicon ACOG happens to be water-proof up to depths of 500 feet - helping to make the Trijicon ACOG almost indestructible. Just the prism housing on the Trijicon ACOG shifts, therefore it's far more durable compared to traditional designs.
In selecting the Trijicon ACOG, you are always in good company. The planet's finest organization, actually utilizes the Trijicon ACOG. The Trijicon ACOG is the official Rifle Combat Optic of the U.S. Marine Corps as well as the U.S. Army. Additionally, the Trijicon ACOG 4x32 A is fielded from the Special Operations Forces. When the Trijicon ACOG is sufficient for all of these groups, it should be well worth at the very least a strong viewing.
Much like the armed service, hunters tend to be interested in an optic to enhance their collection that's rugged, reliable and operates in crucial situations, the Trijicon ACOG is always optic. The Trijicon ACOG 's reticle a red chevron aiming point and also incorporates a Bullet Drop Compensator (BDC) that provides added aiming points out over 800 meters. The Trijicon ACOG 4x32 is lightweight, versatile and mounts to any MIL-STD 1913 rail using the supplied mount.