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Trijicon ACOG TA01-D Rifle Scope 4x 32mm Tritium Illuminated Amber Crosshair 223 Remington Reticle with Iron Sights and TA51 Flattop Mount Cerakote Flat Dark Earth

$1092.53
Brand
Trijicon
Color
Cerakote Flat Dark Earth
Caliber
.223 Remington
Category
Accessories
Magnification
4
Accessory Type
Optics & Sights
UPC
719307307339
MPN
TA01D100319

Overview

The Trijicon ACOG TA01-D is a fixed 4x magnification riflescope featuring a 32mm objective lens and a .223 Remington amber crosshair reticle with bullet drop compensation out to 600 meters. Designed with a rugged Cerakote Flat Dark Earth aluminum alloy housing and superior glass lenses, it utilizes Trijicon's patented tritium illumination for a reliable "always-on" center-illuminated aiming point in bright to low-light conditions without the need for batteries. Built to withstand extreme environments and shock up to 50 BMG, this setup includes backup iron sights and a TA51 flattop mount.

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