Trijicon IS HERE!!!
- Thread starter Chemist
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Your pricing looks pretty good. I was looking for a green chevron 3.5 and ended up ordering one from South of the border a couple of hours before your post... which will end up costing me more with the shipping I think.
.30/06 FTW
CGN Ultra frequent flyer
- Location
- Thunder Bay, Ontario
Do want. Can't afford but do want. 
It's not an ITAR controlled item. The TA11F-G (3.5x35 .223 Green Chevron with BAC) is listed as controlled by the commerce department and not the state department.
All rifle optics are ITAR controlled...
"Riflescopes manufactured to military specifications" are, sure. Either way the TA11F-G export isn't controlled by the state department so apparently the exporter isn't going to have any issues getting it to me. However it turns out I'm not saving any money doing it this way.
H.K.Glock 007
Regular
- Location
- 6 Feet from the Elks a$$! MB
excellent pricing
I hadn't seen the 1.5X and 2X models before--they look really good. A bit more magnification than a 1X RDS like an RMR or Aimpoint, but still compact and lightweight. I hate the idea of taking a light, handy carbine and putting a 1 pound (or more) optic on it.
F22_RaptoR
CGN Ultra frequent flyer
- Location
- Edmonton, Alberta
All rifle optics are ITAR controlled...
Not necessarily. Optics are controlled under the U.S. Department of commerce IIRC, and MOST that are "dual purpose" can be exported with only minor paperwork, and thusly some companies from the U.S. will do the export for you; Brownells for example.
Military optics (and there are several things that classify an optic as a military optic; such as the retical and turrets, or an optic that is actually issued to the Military and has an NSN stock number) ARE ITAR controlled, and require more paperwork to fill out, similar to what is needed for rifle barrels or muzzle brakes etc... But there are not THAT many optics that are NSN serialized.
