Trijicon ACOG

On what weapon and for what purpose?

The chevron reticle or solid triangle reticle (circle dot too) might be better for close to medium distances. I have the one your looking at, it's nice, but not as fast as the ones I listed.




Edited by mike650 - May/10/2009 at 10:50

Bassmaster, I like your reticle. My ACOG has the same reticle. I find it to be simple and fast. It may not be as fast as the chevron at close range, but it's easier to figure out at medium and long ranges. That's JMHO.

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Think this one through - yea its a .223 reticle but you have the green chevron and the 4x  you zero the hash mark with 4 at 400 yds then determine where the upper tip of the chevron is zeroed likely about 200 and where the lower tip of the chevron is zeroed say 250 and the tip of the line below say 300  check it to see how the 6 mark compares with 600 and call it good.  After all its not like the reticle has hash marks for each hundred yards.  The green appears brighter than the other colors to the eye according to K.  If you run balistic charts for .223 and .308 there will be some difference butnot that much.  I use an amber 1.5x zeroed point on at 300yds hold bottom of the NRA target like pumpkin on a post at 200 for center hits.  Dont think this into being something that is more complicated than it has to be it doesent matter that its a .223 reticle you can still use it on a .308 you just need to know what the lines represent on your gun with your ammo.

Edited by Urimaginaryfrnd - May/19/2009 at 00:34