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Posted: 1/19/2015 4:28:48 PM EST
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the TA33 is probably the best ACOG a guy can buy for his AR. The other models might have more magnification or the extra 200 meters shown on the BDC to take you out to 800, but in terms of speed, light weight, eye relief and cost, the TA33 has them beat. I've had mine since around 2006. They only offered one reticle color at the time, these days I would go for the TA33-GH which has a green horse shoe. Quote HistoryQuoted:
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https://www.trijicon.com/na_en/products/product3.php?pid=TA33-8 is that a good choice? the reticle seems good for close up and out to a few hundred meters the TA33 is probably the best ACOG a guy can buy for his AR. The other models might have more magnification or the extra 200 meters shown on the BDC to take you out to 800, but in terms of speed, light weight, eye relief and cost, the TA33 has them beat. I've had mine since around 2006. They only offered one reticle color at the time, these days I would go for the TA33-GH which has a green horse shoe. I have one. It is best acog |
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Posted: 1/19/2015 4:29:22 PM EST
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40% off their price is about the same as regular retail Basically this... Ehh...I'm not seeing it. Point me in the right direction. (everything I see is around 14% off Trijicon's listed price) |
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Posted: 1/19/2015 4:30:47 PM EST
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I'm actually happy that RA is going to be able to buy a $200 optic for $600 and congratulate himself because the list price is $1000. 
Here's the thing that we all need to take note of: The popularity of all things blacktical is waning, and the panic is over. Prices are crashing across the board. Those of us that have been in this for a while, have seen black rifles become a mainstream fad, just like BeenyBabies, and it is crashing just as fast. This is not a "Thank You" to WOT vets. This is a desperate and cynical attempt by Trijicon to maintain their sales levels, without devaluing their product through massive across the board price capitulation. We will see that later, with absolute certainty. But first, they will shill these discounts to select "Special" groups. Ask yourslf this: How over priced is this product, if they can afford to offer 40% off and still make a healthy profit? Somebody paid attention in business 101 |
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Posted: 1/19/2015 4:37:23 PM EST
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This thread reminds of when I see fat old guys whine at home depot because they cant get the 10% discount without a current or retired ID card. "Ah served in the Navy for 3 years in 1995, give me mah damn 10% on this $18 purchase!!!1!" HAHAHAHA!!!!!! Exactly. I don't begrudge the boys who served before 9/11 (I joined in 1998 and am still AD) but don't bitch because we get a certain discount that you don't get. That's like the morons who were upset about the possible Silencerco Blue Label program. |
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Posted: 1/19/2015 4:40:32 PM EST
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Pretty sure I was kicking ass in that AO when you were riding a tricycle..... but were you doing it with trijicon products? 
these soldiers in the first gulf war are serving their country -- sans trijicon products 
notice something different on top of the rifles of the more recent veterans? ....interestingly, in the ACOG military testimonials page, I don't see a single veteran pre-GWOT commenting on their use in combat. |
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Posted: 1/19/2015 4:41:22 PM EST
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Quote HistoryQuoted: Thanks for nothing Trijicon, no love for the old veterans.. yeah, wtf.... |
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Posted: 1/19/2015 4:47:48 PM EST
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Quote HistoryQuoted: Folks joined all the time post 2001 with no guarantee of a deployment. It was all a matter of luck. Was there a higher chance of being deployed? Sure, because we were rotating big army units through a couple different war zones for 13+ years. Makes them no different from dudes that joined in 82 and stared at the Fulda Gap, or in 79 and jumped into Grenada, or in 88 and drove tanks into Kuwait and Iraq. Quote HistoryQuoted: Quoted: Quoted: Quoted: I guess I am lucky, I served before and after 9/11. So you didn't "raise your right hand during a time of war". Because according to some folks here, that makes you different.  I think so - I personally know individuals who were fine with being a professional Soldier, and then got out when it was time to do professional Soldier shit. Folks joined all the time post 2001 with no guarantee of a deployment. It was all a matter of luck. Was there a higher chance of being deployed? Sure, because we were rotating big army units through a couple different war zones for 13+ years. Makes them no different from dudes that joined in 82 and stared at the Fulda Gap, or in 79 and jumped into Grenada, or in 88 and drove tanks into Kuwait and Iraq. I have a grandpa who tried to join the Canadian AF to get into the fight pre-Pearl Harbor, then joined the Army Air Corps as a gunner on a B-17. He got pulled off every troop ship because his two brothers were respectively serving as a Navy Corpsman in the Pacific and as a Navigator in the 8th Air Force and was shot down multiple times over occupied France. My other grandpa was drafted to be an 11B during the Korean War - he had a buddy fudge orders to get him assigned as an 88M in an FA company in Germany. Guess which one I respect more. Trijicon calculated that they could give a deal to certain segment of their customer base - instead of being happy that they are giving a deal to GWOT vets, pre GWOT vets are bitching and moaning like retired senior citizens bitching that they don't have a senior citizen or AARP discount at the local IHOP. No one owes you or me shit - we put on the uniform for our own reasons. I'm glad people aren't spitting on me and calling me a baby killer. Any discount or free meal on Veteran's day is a bonus. |
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Posted: 1/19/2015 4:52:03 PM EST
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Ehh...I'm not seeing it. Point me in the right direction. (everything I see is around 14% off Trijicon's listed price) Quote HistoryQuoted:
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40% off their price is about the same as regular retail Basically this... Ehh...I'm not seeing it. Point me in the right direction. (everything I see is around 14% off Trijicon's listed price) optics planet rmr rm02 - $499 + 10% off coupon = $450 pretty close to it and that was the first site I pulled up. I'm sure there are some more sites that are probably a little cheaper. I know SWFA will do 110% price match. |
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Posted: 1/19/2015 4:52:45 PM EST
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I'm actually happy that RA is going to be able to buy a $200 optic for $600 and congratulate himself because the list price is $1000.
Here's the thing that we all need to take note of: The popularity of all things blacktical is waning, and the panic is over. Prices are crashing across the board. Those of us that have been in this for a while, have seen black rifles become a mainstream fad, just like BeenyBabies, and it is crashing just as fast. This is not a "Thank You" to WOT vets. This is a desperate and cynical attempt by Trijicon to maintain their sales levels, without devaluing their product through massive across the board price capitulation. We will see that later, with absolute certainty. But first, they will shill these discounts to select "Special" groups. Ask yourslf this: How over priced is this product, if they can afford to offer 40% off and still make a healthy profit? Somebody paid attention in business 101 Funniest part is, this style of Marketing is so effective, these poor guys don't stand a chance. They literally cannot help themselves. I probably sold an extra 100 Acogs, just by highlighting the Exclusivity of this fabulous offer. 
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Posted: 1/19/2015 4:55:20 PM EST
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Funniest part is, this style of Marketing is so effective, these poor guys don't stand a chance. They literally cannot help themselves. I probably sold an extra 100 Acogs, just by highlighting the Exclusivity of this fabulous offer.
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I'm actually happy that RA is going to be able to buy a $200 optic for $600 and congratulate himself because the list price is $1000.
Here's the thing that we all need to take note of: The popularity of all things blacktical is waning, and the panic is over. Prices are crashing across the board. Those of us that have been in this for a while, have seen black rifles become a mainstream fad, just like BeenyBabies, and it is crashing just as fast. This is not a "Thank You" to WOT vets. This is a desperate and cynical attempt by Trijicon to maintain their sales levels, without devaluing their product through massive across the board price capitulation. We will see that later, with absolute certainty. But first, they will shill these discounts to select "Special" groups. Ask yourslf this: How over priced is this product, if they can afford to offer 40% off and still make a healthy profit? Somebody paid attention in business 101 Funniest part is, this style of Marketing is so effective, these poor guys don't stand a chance. They literally cannot help themselves. I probably sold an extra 100 Acogs, just by highlighting the Exclusivity of this fabulous offer.
I'll buy a new one with the GWOT-vet discount thinking about you, thanks for your service. |
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Posted: 1/19/2015 5:05:02 PM EST
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Don't care about the discount, wouldn't use it anyway. But if you GWOT vets think your service is more appreciable than earlier vets, you're fucked in the head. I was 18 in 1989, so that is when I joined. If I had been 18 in 2002, I would have joined then.
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Posted: 1/19/2015 5:07:15 PM EST
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Maybe - but is that why we join? So people will say "thanks" and give us deals and free shit? Quote HistoryQuoted:
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So you didn't "raise your right hand during a time of war". Because according to some folks here, that makes you different. I think so - I personally know individuals who were fine with being a professional Soldier, and then got out when it was time to do professional Soldier shit. Folks joined all the time post 2001 with no guarantee of a deployment. It was all a matter of luck. Was there a higher chance of being deployed? Sure, because we were rotating big army units through a couple different war zones for 13+ years. Makes them no different from dudes that joined in 82 and stared at the Fulda Gap, or in 79 and jumped into Grenada, or in 88 and drove tanks into Kuwait and Iraq. It's not why I joined and have stayed in. I can't say the same about others in the thread. Quoted:
I have a grandpa who tried to join the Canadian AF to get into the fight pre-Pearl Harbor, then joined the Army Air Corps as a gunner on a B-17. He got pulled off every troop ship because his two brothers were respectively serving as a Navy Corpsman in the Pacific and as a Navigator in the 8th Air Force and was shot down multiple times over occupied France. My other grandpa was drafted to be an 11B during the Korean War - he had a buddy fudge orders to get him assigned as an 88M in an FA company in Germany. Guess which one I respect more. Trijicon calculated that they could give a deal to certain segment of their customer base - instead of being happy that they are giving a deal to GWOT vets, pre GWOT vets are bitching and moaning like retired senior citizens bitching that they don't have a senior citizen or AARP discount at the local IHOP. No one owes you or me shit - we put on the uniform for our own reasons. I'm glad people aren't spitting on me and calling me a baby killer. Any discount or free meal on Veteran's day is a bonus. Nobody that joined pre or post 2001 is any different from any other jackass that joins the military at any time. Some people get to choose their assignments and some do not. Some people jump up and down and fight to get somewhere and some prefer to let nature take its course and realize the deployment will come to them. Then there are those that avoid risk, and the heck with them. I qualify for the discount, but don't need the optics right now. I'm happy they are offering the discount and really wouldn't care if I didn't qualify. I also share the opinion that some have alluded to that Trij had to draw a line somewhere and they chose to make that discount available to those that were more likely to have used their stuff while deployed. |
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Posted: 1/19/2015 5:07:31 PM EST
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I'll buy a new one with the GWOT-vet discount thinking about you, thanks for your service. Quote HistoryQuoted:
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I'm actually happy that RA is going to be able to buy a $200 optic for $600 and congratulate himself because the list price is $1000.
Here's the thing that we all need to take note of: The popularity of all things blacktical is waning, and the panic is over. Prices are crashing across the board. Those of us that have been in this for a while, have seen black rifles become a mainstream fad, just like BeenyBabies, and it is crashing just as fast. This is not a "Thank You" to WOT vets. This is a desperate and cynical attempt by Trijicon to maintain their sales levels, without devaluing their product through massive across the board price capitulation. We will see that later, with absolute certainty. But first, they will shill these discounts to select "Special" groups. Ask yourslf this: How over priced is this product, if they can afford to offer 40% off and still make a healthy profit? Somebody paid attention in business 101 Funniest part is, this style of Marketing is so effective, these poor guys don't stand a chance. They literally cannot help themselves. I probably sold an extra 100 Acogs, just by highlighting the Exclusivity of this fabulous offer.
I'll buy a new one with the GWOT-vet discount thinking about you, thanks for your service. Thank you for your service, and thank you for your buisiness. |
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Posted: 1/19/2015 5:21:53 PM EST
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Pretty sure I was kicking ass in that AO when you were riding a tricycle..... but were you doing it with trijicon products? http://www.geocities.ws/kingordish/3rdherd.jpg these soldiers in the first gulf war are serving their country -- sans trijicon products http://www.wallpaperup.com/uploads/wallpapers/2014/02/17/257754/big_thumb_945bc9a2d8138a01dac7377bd6e18f5a.jpg http://i602.photobucket.com/albums/tt104/vor033/USMC%20-%208/1144751_zps7befce61.jpg notice something different on top of the rifles of the more recent veterans? ....interestingly, in the ACOG military testimonials page, I don't see a single veteran pre-GWOT commenting on their use in combat. 2+2 = 4 that is a fact as well. What is the point of the statement. I have pics of me in the gulf too. No acogs because they weren't issued. eta: As I stated earlier if they were available then I would have used them. |
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Posted: 1/19/2015 5:23:12 PM EST
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Thank you for your service, and thank you for your buisiness. Quote HistoryQuoted:
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I'm actually happy that RA is going to be able to buy a $200 optic for $600 and congratulate himself because the list price is $1000.
Here's the thing that we all need to take note of: The popularity of all things blacktical is waning, and the panic is over. Prices are crashing across the board. Those of us that have been in this for a while, have seen black rifles become a mainstream fad, just like BeenyBabies, and it is crashing just as fast. This is not a "Thank You" to WOT vets. This is a desperate and cynical attempt by Trijicon to maintain their sales levels, without devaluing their product through massive across the board price capitulation. We will see that later, with absolute certainty. But first, they will shill these discounts to select "Special" groups. Ask yourslf this: How over priced is this product, if they can afford to offer 40% off and still make a healthy profit? Somebody paid attention in business 101 Funniest part is, this style of Marketing is so effective, these poor guys don't stand a chance. They literally cannot help themselves. I probably sold an extra 100 Acogs, just by highlighting the Exclusivity of this fabulous offer.
I'll buy a new one with the GWOT-vet discount thinking about you, thanks for your service. Thank you for your service, and thank you for your buisiness. Ah, mr. Bill o rights, clearly has no idea what he's talking about. Another self appointed Internet expert. |
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Posted: 1/19/2015 5:25:33 PM EST
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As a loyal taxpayer who pays the salary of the troops I want a fucking discount
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Posted: 1/19/2015 5:29:16 PM EST
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Pretty sure I was kicking ass in that AO when you were riding a tricycle..... but were you doing it with trijicon products? http://www.geocities.ws/kingordish/3rdherd.jpg these soldiers in the first gulf war are serving their country -- sans trijicon products http://www.wallpaperup.com/uploads/wallpapers/2014/02/17/257754/big_thumb_945bc9a2d8138a01dac7377bd6e18f5a.jpg http://i602.photobucket.com/albums/tt104/vor033/USMC%20-%208/1144751_zps7befce61.jpg notice something different on top of the rifles of the more recent veterans? ....interestingly, in the ACOG military testimonials page, I don't see a single veteran pre-GWOT commenting on their use in combat. This is how I see it. The GWOT was huge for them and they're trying to give back to service members that played a part in the war. It's nothing against other generations. |
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Posted: 1/19/2015 5:33:08 PM EST
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optics planet rmr rm02 - $499 + 10% off coupon = $450 pretty close to it and that was the first site I pulled up. I'm sure there are some more sites that are probably a little cheaper. I know SWFA will do 110% price match. Quote HistoryQuoted:
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40% off their price is about the same as regular retail Basically this... Ehh...I'm not seeing it. Point me in the right direction. (everything I see is around 14% off Trijicon's listed price) optics planet rmr rm02 - $499 + 10% off coupon = $450 pretty close to it and that was the first site I pulled up. I'm sure there are some more sites that are probably a little cheaper. I know SWFA will do 110% price match. Link? Because what I found on Optics Planet has the RM02 starting at $650 |
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Posted: 1/19/2015 5:33:58 PM EST
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This is how I see it. The GWOT was huge for them and they're trying to give back to service members that played a part in the war. It's nothing against other generations. Quote HistoryQuoted:
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Pretty sure I was kicking ass in that AO when you were riding a tricycle..... but were you doing it with trijicon products? http://www.geocities.ws/kingordish/3rdherd.jpg these soldiers in the first gulf war are serving their country -- sans trijicon products http://www.wallpaperup.com/uploads/wallpapers/2014/02/17/257754/big_thumb_945bc9a2d8138a01dac7377bd6e18f5a.jpg http://i602.photobucket.com/albums/tt104/vor033/USMC%20-%208/1144751_zps7befce61.jpg notice something different on top of the rifles of the more recent veterans? ....interestingly, in the ACOG military testimonials page, I don't see a single veteran pre-GWOT commenting on their use in combat. This is how I see it. The GWOT was huge for them and they're trying to give back to service members that played a part in the war. It's nothing against other generations. I can see that. |
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Posted: 1/19/2015 5:43:26 PM EST
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Link? Because what I found on Optics Planet has the RM02 starting at $650 Quote HistoryQuoted:
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40% off their price is about the same as regular retail Basically this... Ehh...I'm not seeing it. Point me in the right direction. (everything I see is around 14% off Trijicon's listed price) optics planet rmr rm02 - $499 + 10% off coupon = $450 pretty close to it and that was the first site I pulled up. I'm sure there are some more sites that are probably a little cheaper. I know SWFA will do 110% price match. Link? Because what I found on Optics Planet has the RM02 starting at $650 without a mount. it's easy to find so i trust you can do it. just search and look for it |
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Posted: 1/19/2015 5:45:29 PM EST
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I can make all kinds of sandwiches with all of the jelly in this thread.
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Posted: 1/19/2015 5:49:18 PM EST
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So much butt hurt over nothing.
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Posted: 1/19/2015 5:53:50 PM EST
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Cant be happy for anything can we GD? Never, GD is n perpetual rage |
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Posted: 1/19/2015 5:58:48 PM EST
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Thanks for nothing Trijicon, no love for the old veterans.. Once again us Vietnam veterans get fucked. |
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Posted: 1/19/2015 6:00:34 PM EST
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lol
As a civilian, if I got butt hurt every time I wasn't included in a discount/promo, I'd need a 55 gallon drum of Prep H. You guys are being fucking nancies. Shit, I think I'll buy a TA33-GH at full retail, just because. |
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Posted: 1/19/2015 6:01:52 PM EST
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This thread is awesome!
Moar!!!!!!!
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Posted: 1/19/2015 6:02:49 PM EST
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Thanks for nothing Trijicon, no love for the old veterans.. Once again us Vietnam veterans get fucked. Trijicon has fucked over Vietnam vets before? What a bunch of cunts. |
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Posted: 1/19/2015 6:04:51 PM EST
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Thanks for nothing Trijicon, no love for the old veterans.. Once again us Vietnam veterans get fucked. How so? |
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Posted: 1/19/2015 6:05:11 PM EST
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optics planet rmr rm02 - $499 + 10% off coupon = $450 pretty close to it and that was the first site I pulled up. I'm sure there are some more sites that are probably a little cheaper. I know SWFA will do 110% price match. Quote HistoryQuoted:
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40% off their price is about the same as regular retail Basically this... Ehh...I'm not seeing it. Point me in the right direction. (everything I see is around 14% off Trijicon's listed price) optics planet rmr rm02 - $499 + 10% off coupon = $450 pretty close to it and that was the first site I pulled up. I'm sure there are some more sites that are probably a little cheaper. I know SWFA will do 110% price match. I'm looking at ACOGs (should have prefaced my question with that). |
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Posted: 1/19/2015 6:07:28 PM EST
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It is actually shitty of them offering a 40% discount on shit that is way more than 40% overpriced. They are screwing vets over.
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Posted: 1/19/2015 6:08:07 PM EST
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Are they gonna beat my TA31H-G for $417.00 from Amazon?
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Posted: 1/19/2015 6:08:22 PM EST
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lol As a civilian, if I got butt hurt every time I wasn't included in a discount/promo, I'd need a 55 gallon drum of Prep H. You guys are being fucking nancies. Shit, I think I'll buy a TA33-GH at full retail, just because. I did and I love it! |
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Posted: 1/19/2015 6:09:30 PM EST
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Thanks for nothing Trijicon, no love for the old veterans.. Thanks for nothing Trijicon, no love for American citizens.. |
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Posted: 1/19/2015 6:13:24 PM EST
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Thanks for nothing Trijicon, no love for American citizens.. Quote HistoryQuoted:
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Thanks for nothing Trijicon, no love for the old veterans.. Thanks for nothing Trijicon, no love for American citizens.. And a NRA lifer to boot 
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Posted: 1/19/2015 6:14:58 PM EST
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Yeah that is kind of slap to all of us who got out a little too early. Kind of glad a ditched the Trijicon I did own for the Aimpoint I had used pre 9/11.
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Posted: 1/19/2015 6:15:38 PM EST
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Thanks for nothing Trijicon, no love for the old veterans.. Guess our wars and sacrifices mean nothing because we are Pre-9/11. 
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Posted: 1/19/2015 6:43:59 PM EST
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As a loyal taxpayer who pays the salary of the troops I want a fucking discount Ah, so the truth of the butthurt emerges. Everyone wants free shit, and cant stand it when somebody else gets it and they dont. Thanks for the lesson on social equality, as unapplicable as it is in capitalist marketing. Quoted:
And a NRA lifer to boot Someone quick! Call home depot and IHOP! This man deserves a discount stat! |
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Posted: 1/19/2015 6:44:07 PM EST
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Jesus. This isn't a real thread is it? Because if so, it is very embarrassing.
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Posted: 1/19/2015 6:48:37 PM EST
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Thanks for nothing Trijicon, no love for the old veterans.. Guess our wars and sacrifices mean nothing because we are Pre-9/11. Guess my age means nothing, damn AARP doesnt gove me discount on anything. Dont they understand all that I did to make it to this age? |
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Posted: 1/19/2015 6:49:27 PM EST
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This man deserves a discount stat! This 'I DESERVE SOMETHING DAMNIT' attitude grinds my fuckin' gears man. |
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Posted: 1/19/2015 6:53:17 PM EST
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Guess I will be buying another ACOG in 2015. Fucking this. |
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Posted: 1/19/2015 7:12:08 PM EST
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I see another Aimpoint in my future.
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Posted: 1/19/2015 7:16:39 PM EST
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I see another Aimpoint in my future. Aimpoint has military discounts, both from the manufacturer and tons of vendors. If you plan on buying only things that dont offer the discount due to massive butthurt, your pickings will be pretty slim. Heres are two Leupolds I got 40% off of due to a military discount. About to order a MK6 at 40% off too this month. Now that I think about it, I got all three uppers, the stocks, sights, and scope mounts with a military discount, the engraving was free because of it, and I got 15% off all those MRP barrels being converted too. 
Heres the link to where you can get them too. Sweet discounts |
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Posted: 1/19/2015 7:21:26 PM EST
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Judas Priest there's a lot of whiney butthurt babies on this forum.
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Posted: 1/19/2015 7:23:24 PM EST
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Holy buttsore!
This thread has it! |
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Posted: 1/19/2015 7:23:44 PM EST
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I served pre-9/11 and got out.
Then a few years later, I went back in and did a trip to Afghanistan. By the logic of this thread I should hate myself. |
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Posted: 1/19/2015 7:27:07 PM EST
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I served pre-9/11 and got out. Then a few years later, I went back in and did a trip to Afghanistan. By the logic of this thread I should hate myself. No, no, no. You should be feeling sorry for yourself for being left out while you high five yourself for being included. |
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