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Jason
August 9, 2019
Haven’t got a chance to sight it in yet, however the sight was shipped and received in a very timely manner. Out of the box there were no scratches, dings etc. Reticle is very crisp and bright in daylight and has a nice glow to it at night. Would recommend covering some of the fiber optic with electrical tape if you’re going to be shooting for extended periods of time in the direct sunlight to save your eye. Great looking optic and Eurooptic has the best price on it.
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Richard
November 26, 2023
I have poor vision along with arthritic, shaky and weak hands. Up until now I’d been using red dots of various styles on my rifles, but with failing vision I decided I needed some magnification. I chose the horseshoe/dot reticle because of my poor vision. My son’s ACOG has a chevron. That’s what he used in the Marines. He was skeptical when I mentioned that the Marines were moving towards a chevron in a horseshoe. Anyway, I mounted the Trijicon ACOG using some thread locker on my Colt AR-15 HBPW. (Only about 300 of them made and I think I bought the last one in the country when I purchased it four years ago.) I felt that if any of my weapons deserved an ACOG then it was that Colt. My arthritic hands dropped the scope on the floor three times during the mounting process with not so much as a scuff. Not a real durability test, but It's tougher than my other optics. I did have to remove my rear sight because the ACOG would not install over it, but I just relocated it in front of the scope. A shorter sight picture, but I have an ACOG now and it’s unlikely I’ll be needing those irons.
My son and I went to the range and he sighted the Trijicon in for me. Adjustments were quick and easy without tools. It only took several shots and he handed the weapon to me. Even though we were parked under an awning the reticle was super bright - and I forgot to bring some tape to cover up the fiber. Next time... So, I sat down, braced the rifle, lined up my target and then this tired old fart began pinging ten inch steel at one hundred yards. I then moved over to the splatter target that had three silhouettes on it. After each range cease fire I would pick the head of one silhouette and obliterate it while occasionally alternating with a few more shots at steel. I know I’m probably not doing justice to the ACOG at 100 yards, but next trip to the range we’re going to spend some time at 400 yards and we’ll see how much damage I can do.
I couldn’t be happier with my new Trijicon ACOG or with my shopping experience with eurooptic. I got the best price by far, (nearly $70 cheaper than the nearest competitor), and fast shipping. Ordered on Sunday, it was prepared for shipping on Sunday, it shipped Monday and I had it mounted on my rifle on Wednesday.
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Thomas
January 31, 2024
If you've got the itch for an ACOG or similar lightweight prism scope, then this is it. The more budget options are good but they are not just as good, this is the real deal. The pain it may cause your wallet does not compare to the pleasure of owning and looking through the ACOG.
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Richard
November 26, 2023
I have poor vision along with arthritic, shaky and weak hands. Up until now I’d been using red dots of various styles on my rifles, but with failing vision I decided I needed some magnification. I chose the horseshoe/dot reticle because of my poor vision. My son’s ACOG has a chevron. That’s what he used in the Marines. He was skeptical when I mentioned that the Marines were moving towards a chevron in a horseshoe. Anyway, I mounted the Trijicon ACOG using some thread locker on my Colt AR-15 HBPW. (Only about 300 of them made and I think I bought the last one in the country when I purchased it four years ago.) I felt that if any of my weapons deserved an ACOG then it was that Colt. My arthritic hands dropped the scope on the floor three times during the mounting process with not so much as a scuff. Not a real durability test, but It's tougher than my other optics. I did have to remove my rear sight because the ACOG would not install over it, but I just relocated it in front of the scope. A shorter sight picture, but I have an ACOG now and it’s unlikely I’ll be needing those irons.
My son and I went to the range and he sighted the Trijicon in for me. Adjustments were quick and easy without tools. It only took several shots and he handed the weapon to me. Even though we were parked under an awning the reticle was super bright - and I forgot to bring some tape to cover up the fiber. Next time... So, I sat down, braced the rifle, lined up my target and then this tired old fart began pinging ten inch steel at one hundred yards. I then moved over to the splatter target that had three silhouettes on it. After each range cease fire I would pick the head of one silhouette and obliterate it while occasionally alternating with a few more shots at steel. I know I’m probably not doing justice to the ACOG at 100 yards, but next trip to the range we’re going to spend some time at 400 yards and we’ll see how much damage I can do.
I couldn’t be happier with my new Trijicon ACOG or with my shopping experience with eurooptic. I got the best price by far, (nearly $70 cheaper than the nearest competitor), and fast shipping. Ordered on Sunday, it was prepared for shipping on Sunday, it shipped Monday and I had it mounted on my rifle on Wednesday.
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Tk
April 8, 2023
Amazing! Fast delivery. Got it mounted and zeroed
And it’s what you expect from trijicon. Any euro optic
Was that best price I found by at least $50.
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Craig
June 28, 2019
Trijicon makes good optics so I was not surprised with the high quality of this 4x32 BAC ACOG. Clear glass and a nice horseshoe reticle with a super price how could you go wrong!
Have done business with Euro Optics for sometime, in fact Alex was still flying when I made my first purchase. You can’t go wrong here and they generally have the best prices as well as great customer service!
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Mmark
April 19, 2018
Great scope, trijicon is Marine Corps tough. I’m buying another one
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