Trijicon Scopes?
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I have an ACOG not on an airgun though. It is built very well and the glass is very high quality. The only thing that prevents me from buying more of their scopes is the price.
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Thanks guys, I liked the ACOG for the bullpups, due to its shorter length. My hawke with the sunshade I expect it to be as long as the barrel.. Not liking that look to much
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Pheel
I don't know if the ACOG would be well suited for an airgun. The reticle is really for human targets. If you want a really high quality compact scope you might also want to consider March scopes
I don't know if the ACOG would be well suited for an airgun. The reticle is really for human targets. If you want a really high quality compact scope you might also want to consider March scopes
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The Trijicon ACOG is a great tactical CQB scope and is really robust. I had a eotech 512 with the flip up G33 magnifier on an Evanix GTK290 the short time I owned that rifle. As long as your rifle has picattiny rails, you should be fine. Another option would be an SWFA SA HD tactical scope or event the Optisan CX6. Some other great scopes are the Elcan Spectre and U.S. Optics SR-4 or SR-6.
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I used a Trijicon Accushot 1-6x24 on my MK1 Bobcat for hunting pigs. Mine has the fast acquisition red triangle. For airguns that reticle is really only useful for close range >40 yards shooting because there are no holdover marks. I see they also offer them with mil-dots. Very high quality and durability.
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A Pal of mine has one on his airgun. It's super clear and is FFP which makes it superb. I agree with your reaction to the price. The day I have excess money to spend , I will invest it in a March scope but till that time.....the thing I struggle with is whether I should buy a new airgun with the money or a March scope. I always find myself leaning towards buying a new airgun.
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Trijicon scopes are not meant for closer range shooting. You are better off saving a little more money and getting a March or another higher end brand that has a parallax adjustment down to closer ranges.
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