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LebbenB wrote: quick word about color. The least expensive ACOGs will have a yellow reticle. The reticle tends to wash out in bright sunlight. Red or preferably green is the way to go.
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-agree:LebbenB wrote: The two reticles I've found most useful in an ACOG are the chevron and the BDC. The chevron is the quicker of the two. At shorter ranges, simply put the chevron center mass and blast away. For finer, more deliberate shots use the point of the chevron. The BDC reticle is tuned for a 62 gr bullet, but works well with any weight out to about 200-300m.
A quick word about color. The least expensive ACOGs will have a yellow reticle. The reticle tends to wash out in bright sunlight. Red or preferably green is the way to go.
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Yup. Folks avoid yellow like the plague, so they tend to be less expensive. Call Trijicon. If they can replace the tritium insert on my TA-01, I'm pretty certain they can change the color of the reticle.OleCowboy wrote:
-agree:LebbenB wrote: The two reticles I've found most useful in an ACOG are the chevron and the BDC. The chevron is the quicker of the two. At shorter ranges, simply put the chevron center mass and blast away. For finer, more deliberate shots use the point of the chevron. The BDC reticle is tuned for a 62 gr bullet, but works well with any weight out to about 200-300m.
A quick word about color. The least expensive ACOGs will have a yellow reticle. The reticle tends to wash out in bright sunlight. Red or preferably green is the way to go.
Wonder if reticle color is THE factor in the price diff?????
I have the green BDC and like it...I do find the green does fade out in green foliage, thinking I should have gone red, wonder if it can be easily changed????
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I sent Trijicon a question on this...will post when I hear back...Charlie wrote: The TA11J has a red fiber and the TA11J-G has a green fiber. Tritium has no color, so maybe it's just a matter of changing the fiber optic.
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OleCowboy wrote: Currently, the cost is between $253.00 and $570.00 depending on the size of the optic for the illumination.
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