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The Trijicon ACOG 3×24 in this configuration pairs the green horseshoe/dot reticle with a .223/55gr ballistic calibration, making it a natural fit for AR-15 and 5.56 platforms. You get fixed 3x magnification through a 24mm objective, and the whole thing runs on zero batteries. That last part is the ACOG's calling card: fiber optics gather ambient light to brighten the reticle during the day, and a tritium lamp keeps it glowing after the sun goes down. Nothing to charge, nothing to switch on, nothing to forget.
The horseshoe shape is built for speed. The open design draws your eye to a 3.25 MOA center dot for your point of aim while the surrounding horseshoe helps you find the reticle fast in a hurry, which is exactly what you want at close to mid range. Below the dot you'll find stadia lines that serve as bullet drop compensation, so once you're zeroed you can hold over for longer shots instead of dialing turrets. The green color sits in the middle of the visible spectrum, and plenty of folks find it easy on the eyes against a range of backgrounds. Trijicon also builds in the Bindon Aiming Concept, which lets you shoot with both eyes open for better situational awareness up close.
The housing is forged from 7075-T6 aircraft-grade aluminum, and it's waterproof and shock resistant to a degree that has earned the ACOG its combat reputation over more than a million units produced. It's the official medium-range optic of the Marine Corps and U.S. Special Operations Forces, and it has seen more real-world use than just about any other magnified optic out there. Windage and elevation adjustments are external and tool-free, and the caps come with lanyards so you're not chasing them across the bench.
This version ships with Trijicon's Q-LOC quick-release mount, a Mil-Spec drop-test-rated aluminum design with a spring-loaded, one-handed attachment system. It holds zero even if the knobs aren't fully cranked down, and it lets you pull the optic off and put it back on without re-zeroing. Integrated mounting bosses near the eyepiece also let you add an RMR down the road with the RM54 mount if you want a piggyback red dot for close-in work.
No. This ACOG uses dual battery-free illumination, combining fiber optics that gather ambient light during the day with a tritium lamp that glows in low light and darkness. There's nothing to charge or turn on, and the tritium carries a long service life. It's ready whenever you pick up the rifle.
This reticle is calibrated for .223/5.56 firing 55-grain ammunition. The 3.25 MOA center dot is your primary aiming point, and the stadia lines below it give you bullet drop compensation holds for longer distances once you're zeroed. The horseshoe around the dot helps you get on target quickly at close and mid range.
Yes. The Q-LOC mount uses a spring-loaded, one-handed attachment system designed for repeatable return to zero, so you can pull the optic off your rail and reattach it without re-zeroing. It even holds zero if the knobs aren't fully tightened. It fits any Mil-Spec or NATO Picatinny rail.
You can. The housing has integrated mounting bosses near the eyepiece that let you add a Trijicon RMR using the RM54 mount. Both the RMR and the RM54 mount are sold separately. That setup gives you a fast close-range red dot on top of the 3x magnification for mid-range work.
| UPC | 719307314092 |
|---|---|
| Manufacturer | |
| Manufacturer Part Number | TA50-C-400350 |
| Color | Black |
| Model | |
| Power | 3X |
| Product Type | Rifle Scope |
| Reticle | Green Horseshoe/Dot .223 |
| Shipping Weight | 1.25 |
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