I just needed to ask, and hoping someone will clarify this for me. When the tritium weakens over time in an ACOG, it only effects night shooting?
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I just needed to ask, and hoping someone will clarify this for me. When the tritium weakens over time in an ACOG, it only effects night shooting?
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Correct.
Steve
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Keep in mind that the tritium illumination will never be seen unless shooting from a very dark position into a very dark position.
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Thanks. I have an aimpoint T1, (I've never tried this, but I'm thinking about it) and if I put an ACOG on the top rail with the T1 on a Larue angle mount, will the ACOG block FOV for left eye when using RD?
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