How much are ACOG TA01-nsn worth now adays?
- Thread starter DeRK
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- Ontario defense force (ODF HQ)
Shazam said:
For target type shooting yes, for anything else no.
Well they are a good sight -- BUT -- not a good CQB scope
USSOCOM has decided against the TA31 and is retrofitting the TA01NSN's with the DR Optic replacing the craptastic iron sights on top of it.
IIRC Daniel Defence is making the mount for it.
USSOCOM has decided against the TA31 and is retrofitting the TA01NSN's with the DR Optic replacing the craptastic iron sights on top of it.
IIRC Daniel Defence is making the mount for it.
Tao1nsn
I bought my TA01NSN about 3 years ago and paid about $1200 for it. It's worth every cent. I want to be able to make precise shots and don't want a sight which has a large and therefore not particularly accurate sighting system.
I know the donut, triangle and other sighting systems are all currently the more popular models but if you want accuracy then crosshairs or a chevron are probably going to be more accurate. The crosshairs on the TA01 series of scopes don't illuminate during the day and remain black until low light conditions or darkness. If you are going to shoot service rifle matches seeing your black cross hairs on a black target is more difficult that seeing the red triangle on a black target.
I have no trouble using my m-4 type of setup and shooting prone to hit an 8x11 piece of paper almost everytime with my TAO1NSN. I really like and suggest the TA01 but if you're just going to shoot at 100 M or closer, I would probably go for another model that uses the chevron, triangle, donut or maybe even an aimpoint. It's worth the money but you need to match your ACOG selection that suites your shooting needs.
I bought my TA01NSN about 3 years ago and paid about $1200 for it. It's worth every cent. I want to be able to make precise shots and don't want a sight which has a large and therefore not particularly accurate sighting system.
I know the donut, triangle and other sighting systems are all currently the more popular models but if you want accuracy then crosshairs or a chevron are probably going to be more accurate. The crosshairs on the TA01 series of scopes don't illuminate during the day and remain black until low light conditions or darkness. If you are going to shoot service rifle matches seeing your black cross hairs on a black target is more difficult that seeing the red triangle on a black target.
I have no trouble using my m-4 type of setup and shooting prone to hit an 8x11 piece of paper almost everytime with my TAO1NSN. I really like and suggest the TA01 but if you're just going to shoot at 100 M or closer, I would probably go for another model that uses the chevron, triangle, donut or maybe even an aimpoint. It's worth the money but you need to match your ACOG selection that suites your shooting needs.
- Location
- Ontario defense force (ODF HQ)
Chris7_62 said:
They don't sell them anymore.
