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Posted: 11/23/2008 4:53:09 PM EDT
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New ACOG thanks to Live.com discount.
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Trijicon ACOG 4x32 w/ 7.0 MOA Docter Sight, TA31DOC $1,279.00 -$200.00 $1079.00 free freight That's more than I paid for my rifle...  srly LOL thats alot of money. I wish I had a grand to put down on a sight :( sweet though! so which reticle is that?? |
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Does that really work for you mounted so far forward? I've found the 4x32 acogs have4 relatively short eye relief (but I love them just the same). Not sure if you're talking to me or to the OP, but yes, works fine! 
Then again, my eyes are both terrible and young. Mounted too far back, the ACOG lens hits my glasses, but I've never had any problem with the ACOG forward mounted. I find it the best position for me and my shooting style, I try to shoot NTCH when possible, and usually shoot CQB/reflexive fire with the stock fully collapsed. I've heard others complain about the eye relief, but it's never posed much of a problem for me. ~Augee |
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Here is the link for instructions.
http://www.ar15.com/forums/topic.html?b=3&f=18&t=388117 As far as being too far forward: I do like it back just a bit more but I just wanted to see how everything fit with the backup rear sight mounted also. I have to try it out at the range both ways. |
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New ACOG thanks to Live.com discount. http://i490.photobucket.com/albums/rr261/alsangphoto/IMG_1857.jpg http://i490.photobucket.com/albums/rr261/alsangphoto/IMG_1858.jpg out of sheer, morbid curiosity, is your front sight / gas block a YHM, and if so, why is it backwards? |
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Is it REALLY worth it compared to an EOTech? Apples and oranges..... I really like my EoTechs, and my son has my older "N" battery model on his AR. I replaced my "AA" Eo w/ ACOG TA31F.... have never looked back and put my Eo on another build. If I could afford them all my ARs would have ACOGs!!! |
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