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The Trijicon Compact ACOG 3×24 does something most optics can't: it lights up its reticle without a single battery. During the day, fiber optics pull in ambient light and automatically dial the green crosshair to the right brightness for your surroundings. When the sun drops, a tritium lamp takes over and keeps that aiming point glowing in low light. There's no switch to forget, no dial to fumble, and nothing to die on you at the worst possible moment. That set-it-and-forget-it reliability is a big part of why the ACOG earned its reputation.
The green crosshair reticle is calibrated for 55-grain .223 / 5.56 loads, with bullet drop compensation marks running down the lower vertical stadia so you can hold for distance without touching a turret. Fixed 3x magnification hits a nice middle ground, close enough for fast work and enough glass to reach out. External windage and elevation adjusters move in 1/2 MOA clicks and don't need a tool, which makes zeroing straightforward at the range.
The housing is forged from 7075-T6 aircraft-grade aluminum, the same tough recipe Trijicon has leaned on for years, and it's sealed to stand up to water and fog. This is a scope built to take a beating and keep holding zero. The Low Height version keeps the optic sitting close to your rail for a natural cheek weld, and it ships with a Q-LOC quick-detach mount so you can pull it and reattach it without losing your zero. Integrated bosses near the eyepiece let you add a Trijicon RMR down the road if you want a backup close-range red dot.
The illuminated crosshair is what makes the Bindon Aiming Concept work. Keep both eyes open, and your brain lets the bright reticle float onto the target for quick pickup up close, then snaps to the magnified image once you settle in for a precise shot. It's a genuinely useful trick that rewards a little practice, and it's part of what has kept this platform in the field for decades.
No, and that's one of its best features. The green crosshair is lit by fiber optics in daylight and a tritium lamp in low light, so there's nothing to charge or replace. You get an illuminated reticle around the clock with zero maintenance on the power side.
The green crosshair is set up for 55-grain .223 / 5.56 NATO ammunition. Bullet drop compensation marks run down the lower vertical stadia so you can hold over for distance instead of adjusting your turrets. You'll get the most accurate holds when you feed it loads close to that 55-grain weight.
Yes. The housing has integrated mounting bosses near the eyepiece designed to accept a Trijicon RMR using the RM54 mount. The RMR and mount are sold separately, but it's a popular setup that gives you a fast close-range option alongside the magnified optic.
The Low Height profile keeps the scope sitting closer to your rail for a comfortable, natural cheek weld on an AR-pattern rifle. It ships with a Q-LOC quick-detach mount, which lets you remove and reattach the optic while holding your zero. That makes it easy to move between rifles or pull the scope for storage and transport.
| UPC | 719307314122 |
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| Manufacturer Part Number | TA50-C-400353 |
| Shipping Weight | 1.355 |
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