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That is the whole reason I went to compact ACOGs years ago. The only reason I was able to go back to an RDS is that I wear my glasses full time now and they are astigmatism corrected.Quote:
Originally Posted by RAM Engineer
For me, the Compact ACOG was the only solution when my astigmatism was uncorrected.
Ok, now I'm interested.
So do you have a review of the Trijicon ACOG TA44SG-10 for us? How do you like it?
I have been running one for over a year now in red ran vickers ak class with it and afew others its fast been very durable very very bright
i have about 1200 rounds under mine i love it i wish for a qd mount but it works for now
I went to the SHOT show and was the only way I was able to truly compare anything and everything available. I didn't have to just wonder.. Or read reviews. I actually had the chance to test it Hand on. I had the Micro Agog on my Priority list to check out at the Trijicon booth. When I tried the TA44 I could see it on my next must have for QCB rifle!! It not only had the cool look factor that originally attracted me to it. But it was like nothing I have ever used. It was like shooting with no optic and like a cornea implanted sight on my eye. It was as fast to the naked eye as you will ever get for quick acquisition!!! I tried for 1 month after the show to get one at a realistic price and no luck. Till I walked in my local store one day and there it was in red. I wanted green it was even faster and easier on the eye than red but I had to have it. It works SICK!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!Quote:
Originally Posted by gjj
I got a chance to test a T1 against the TA44R 1.5
the clarity difference is astounding
I was testing a new Wilson Combat 16" 6.8 upper with the TA44 on it
shooting less than a 1.5" group at 100 yards with it with a brand new upper
it's a very, very cool little optic
How do you think it'd be indoors?Quote:
Originally Posted by ccoker
I understand that folks who like the simple dot of AP might give this optic a pass, but IMO they'd be missing the boat. The dot-in-ring reticle is, for lack of a better way of putting it, both bigger AND smaller than a 2 or 4 moa dot. In this respect it is like the EOTech- a precise aiming point for longer distance, and a bigger one for fast shooting in close.Quote:
Originally Posted by Singlestack Wonder
The 1.5x is just enough to sharpen the image of the target without loss of speed. Again, this is just my .02 for right now. I have this optic (thanks Grant!!!) but I have been too busy playing with my MP12-22 to take it out and run it. I *have* been dry firing a running drills (weather here has sucked lately) though and it seems to be very usable, magnification-wise. I think this is best niched as a competitor to other GP sights like the AP and EOTech.
As to the 30mm issue, I see your point but then again the T-1 seems to be doing well with a smaller obj.
I don't think there is a perfect optic out there. There is no free lunch. But this is a good one.
depending on the lighting conditions, the reticle can wash out until it's barely visible. i have the TA44SR-10.Quote:
Originally Posted by matai
it's been great so far outdoors though. it's currently my favourite 'fair weather' optic.
if i had to shoot indoors or at night with a light, i'd pick the T-1 over the TA44.
Agreed 100%Quote:
Originally Posted by militarymoron