Is it time to retire the Trijicon Acogs?

[medium187mph]

It’s 4th Q 2023… Trijicon hands down had the market from
2003-2016ish…

What optics are replacing the non CQB rifles these days?

 

[Cadcom]

It’s 4th Q 2023… Trijicon hands down had the market from
2003-2016ish…

What optics are replacing the non CQB rifles these days?

What does it not do that you need it to do?

 

[medium187mph]

What does it not do that you need it to do?

Out of warranty and don’t want to deal with RMA’s and dicking around with who pays for what.

 

[Cadcom]

Out of warranty and don’t want to deal with RMA’s and dicking around with who pays for what.

A solid 1-6 LPVO is hard to beat. But I wouldnt label an ACOG itself obsolete.

 

[voodoochild1989]

LPVOs are the new fad in combat optics but in terms of reliability/durability, its hard to beat an ACOG. Throw a red dot on top or offset mount and its one of the best setups available IMO

 

[keith089]

I always like Aimpoint. Very lightweight

 

[ReservoirDawg10]

They were great 20 years ago.

 

[hseII]

LPVOs are the new fad in combat optics but in terms of reliability/durability, its hard to beat an ACOG. Throw a red dot on top or offset mount and its one of the best setups available IMO

I don’t disagree but the 1-6 Trijicon Credo seems decent.


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[DirtySouth]

I have a Acog (TA33) on one rifle and one of the newer Nightforce NX8 with the DMX reticle on another.

If I had to choose only one for my do all, end all optic, I would pick the Acog for my area. Simple, no moving parts, etc….

 

[Hayata]

For my old man eyes and cheap ass wallet, I like these:

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