and p220 and CZ75
Trijicon, What should I bring in?
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and p220 and CZ75
canucklehead
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- Calgary, AB
With the SG542's coming in - my thoughts would be the TA33 ACOGs with 7.62 reticles would be the hot ticket. TA33-12 series I believe...
And more Trijicon dual illuminated red dots with SMALL dots.
And more Trijicon dual illuminated red dots with SMALL dots.
- Location
- northern BC
Still want a tan 4x32 BAC green crosshair
I agree about the HD Sights, and I'd also love to see the Trijidot Shotgun sights as well, as they are a really unique product. The Bright & Tough series is often overlooked, but I actually think they offer good value for money, particularly when used to upgrade a firearm that did not come with either a decent 3 dot setup or night illumination.
Though the ACOG is cool, I rarely see it on rifles at the range or in the field anymore, as HWS and traditional reflex and red dot sights have become 'de rigeur' again. With the high cost, wide array of styles and reticles, I'd personal say that from a business perspective it might be smarter to keep it S/O only.
The RMR and particularly the SRS are extremely unique, and probably on a few peoples wish lists, though I'd probably avoid any of their variable power scopes. The prices are outrageous and having shot several VCOGs and TARs, my experience with them is that there are dozens of other options that offer better features and far better value. That said, I am a fan of the Accupoint 2.5-10x56. The glass is sharp, and the post reticle is very nice. The only downside is criminally short eye relief that varies from 4.1" to 2.8" at the high end. Ouch.
Cheers
Though the ACOG is cool, I rarely see it on rifles at the range or in the field anymore, as HWS and traditional reflex and red dot sights have become 'de rigeur' again. With the high cost, wide array of styles and reticles, I'd personal say that from a business perspective it might be smarter to keep it S/O only.
The RMR and particularly the SRS are extremely unique, and probably on a few peoples wish lists, though I'd probably avoid any of their variable power scopes. The prices are outrageous and having shot several VCOGs and TARs, my experience with them is that there are dozens of other options that offer better features and far better value. That said, I am a fan of the Accupoint 2.5-10x56. The glass is sharp, and the post reticle is very nice. The only downside is criminally short eye relief that varies from 4.1" to 2.8" at the high end. Ouch.
Cheers
I was told that while Trijicon is listed as exportable, companies in the us are not allowed as per some sort of agreement. Don't know how true that is. I ran into this problem a year ago when I wanted a TrijiDot for my 870. Took forever to get someone in Canada to import it for me.
I don't know how well it would sell here as I seem to be the only person interested in the TrijiDot, but I can tell you its a great product. Trijicon puts out great products, anyone considering a TrijiDot for their shotgun. Go for it if you can get your hands on it!
Trijicon just emailed me that 12 ACOG's I ordered are ITAR controlled, scratch these ones off your list.
3 of the TA31H (4x32 ACOG with Horseshoe/Dot Reticle and M4
BDC w/TA51 Mount)
3 of the TA11H-G (ACOG 3.5x35 w/Grn Horseshoe .223 Ballistic
Reticle w/TA51 Mt)
3 of the TA31H-G (ACOG 4x32 Dual Illum Green Horseshoe/Dot M4 BDC
w/TA51)
3 of the TA31ECOS-G (ACOG 4x32 w/RMR Sight & Green BAC Illum Flattop
Reticle)
3 of the TA31H (4x32 ACOG with Horseshoe/Dot Reticle and M4
BDC w/TA51 Mount)
3 of the TA11H-G (ACOG 3.5x35 w/Grn Horseshoe .223 Ballistic
Reticle w/TA51 Mt)
3 of the TA31H-G (ACOG 4x32 Dual Illum Green Horseshoe/Dot M4 BDC
w/TA51)
3 of the TA31ECOS-G (ACOG 4x32 w/RMR Sight & Green BAC Illum Flattop
Reticle)
