Trijicon - ACOG 3.5x35 LED Rifle Scope with Red Chevron Reticle
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Description
Description
The Trijicon ACOG 3.5x35 LED Rifle Scope is a high-performance optic designed for precision and reliability. Featuring a Red Chevron .223 Reticle, this scope is tailored for use with M193 ammunition, providing shooters with enhanced accuracy and target acquisition. The scope's matte finish ensures reduced glare, making it ideal for various lighting conditions.
Equipped with the TA51 Mount, the Trijicon ACOG offers secure attachment to your rifle, maintaining stability and consistency shot after shot. Its robust construction and advanced optics make it a trusted choice for both tactical and recreational shooting.
The ACOG series is renowned for its durability and optical clarity, and this model continues that legacy with its 3.5x magnification, allowing for precise targeting at medium ranges. The black color ensures a sleek, professional appearance that complements any firearm.
Key Features
- Magnification: 3.5X
- Reticle: Red Chevron .223 for M193 ammunition
- Mount: Includes TA51 Mount for secure attachment
- Finish: Matte for reduced glare
- Color: Black
- Durability: Built to withstand harsh conditions
Specifications
- Model: ACOG
- Type: Rifle Scope
- Manufacturers Part Number: TA110-C-100491
- Product UPC: 719307320956
- SubCategory: Scopes & Magnified Optics
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