Trijicon ACOG TA26SG-10

[atlantaguns]

I wish they would just make one of these in 1x and be done with it.

[matai]

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I wish they would just make one of these in 1x and be done with it.

Me too!

[armakraut]

It would be nice, but I'm not sure how feasible making one in 1.1x would be.

[matai]

It would be nice, but I'm not sure how feasible making one in 1.1x would be.

Why???

[armakraut]

They haven't tried it yet, that would be my first indication.

[Jungo2]

Trijicon also manufactures the TriPower and RMR non-magnified sights. My assumption, therefore, is that the ACOG is profiled to be a magnified line of optics.

[96 SS]

In their older literature they list a 1X ACOG. I will have to find it and scan it in.

[Jungo2]

In their older literature they list a 1X ACOG. I will have to find it and scan it in.

Interesting. I wonder if that literature pre-dates the Reflex, RMR and TriPower products. Given Trijicon's current broad selection of 1x optics, I'd have a difficult time reconciling the need for a 1X ACOG. Hypothetically, what could a 1X ACOG do that their other 1X products could not?

Regards

[armakraut]

ACOG's are super clear optics, the reflex line is by and large not so clear.

[96 SS]

Interesting. I wonder if that literature pre-dates the Reflex, RMR and TriPower products. Given Trijicon's current broad selection of 1x optics, I'd have a difficult time reconciling the need for a 1X ACOG. Hypothetically, what could a 1X ACOG do that their other 1X products could not?

Regards

This is from 1998. Obviously this predates the Tripower and RMR, but I am not sure about the reflex. The ACOG does offer one advantage over any of the reflex style optics - it is a sealed tube style optic. It cannot be covered by snow, rain etc.


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