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As a Marine I get a lot of questions of ACOG versus this, ACOG versus that, what do I think about AACOG versus scopes? Acog vs (Insert any model here). Since this question shows up so often, let's look at three of the best-selling moderate range, AR-15 style scopes versus the Trijicon ACOG. There are a few models of the
4 Apr 2012 I would rather have to dial a TR24 before a long range stange so I could shoot out to 500 and remember to hold low up close vs having to deal with more than 1x using the bindon point aiming concept up close with the ACOG. However both opics will work. What is your price range. For the cost of an ACOG
I'm planning to put a magnified optic on the TWS rail of one of my AKs. Until recently I was pretty much settled on the ACOG, but I've noticed some folks I respect on this board saying nice things about low power variable scopes. So, what are the pros and cons? Are the advantages of a low power variable
26 Sep 2012 I have used multiple acogs, 31RCOs, TA11, TA39, you name it, and believe in them firmly, I love them dearly. However the ACOG is behind the times and while extremely effective and useful, can be a hindrance in some situations, though usually a significant advantage in others. Fixed magnification is
Those that have both, I'm curious to hear which one you prefer and why. I currently own the TR24 and have been debating selling/ trading it for a TA31. I've never used an Acog optic and not sure how it compares to a variable scope. I've been really happy with the TR24. Is there that much of a difference
Trijicon is one of the more popular brands of high tech weapon sights in the world. They have a ton of awesome scopes, each with a different set of intended purposes. While this is great, it also means you have to know what you want when buying a Trijicon Rifle Scope. Two of their best scope lines are the ACOG and
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14 Sep 2010 You're asking about two different types of optics with different uses. Further, they are all quite expensive and require a lot of practice to use well. I would agree with the recommendation of formal instruction before spending lots of money on a fancy optic. (Incidentally I currently own an ACOG and an EOTech
If spending ACOG money I think I'd have to go with the low powered variable 9 times out of 10. The $600 range Vortex 1.4 is superb and the TR24 with German #4 recticle is just outstanding too (I've used those). Few of them are going to be as "bullet proof" as the ACOGs but then how many people have a
3 Dec 2010 However I can't shake the desire to have an ACOG on there. Also I really like the Chevron reticule offered by Trijicon. My dealer/trainer/mentor isn't a fan of ACOGs because of the fixed power and short Eye relief on many of them.
     

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