TrijiconAcog 4 X 32 Scope Dual Illuminated Chevron .223 Ballistic Reticle, Black

This is my first Trijicon of any kind and it's the first time I've ever used or looked through anything made by Trijicon. I am amazed, to say the least. When my skeptical wife looked through this ACOG the first time, she looked at me and said, "Wow! This is amazing. Now you need one." That's how great the experience is when you look through one of these for the first time. It is an incredibly crisp and clear image. It gathers light like no other scope I've looked through and the technology behind the reticle illumination is fantastic. It does have a shorter eye relief however, and it doesn't have any adjustment if your vision is less than perfect. Some may consider this a con, but I wear glasses to see far away and when I have my glasses on, the reticle is absolutely perfect and crisp/clear. If I take my glasses off, the reticle is not crisp or clear. I wear glasses when I shoot though, so this is actually a plus for me because with other scopes, I've had to adjust the scope for my eye when wearing glasses and it's usually difficult for me to get a reticle to be in focus even half as good as this one. I'm amazed at how my grouping has improved when using the ACOG compared to other scopes. It's also amazing how hardly anyone on the internet shoots anything less than 3 shot groups at 100 yards that can be covered by a quarter. I must be the only person in the nation who would jump for joy if I was to shoot that well consistently. It's not like I couldn't hit a paper plate continuously at 100 yards because most of the time, I can do that. When using my ACOG, I can shoot significantly tighter groups than ever before and I have to give the ACOG some of the credit for my improved performance. I wish I could afford to put an ACOG on every one of my MSR's. It is everything I hoped it would be, and more. I would definitely recommend this to anyone considering it.

As good as the hype suggests. Great glass quality that cannot be matched with budget optics. To fully appreciate an ACOG you have to have the understanding that it is not simply a red dot or variable magnification optic, with a proper understanding of what it is/isn’t you will love it. Like most things, it may take practice and training to become proficient with it’s operation. Trijicon’s battle proven reputation speaks for itself.Was received from Trijicon, and verified to be authentic. Very happy with both my ACOG and purchase from Amazon.

The ACOG line by Trijicon are such good quality. This 4x32 is my 3rd ACOG and I have a total of seven Trijicon scopes. The ACOG is awesome for getting on a target fast. Great for low light. Good field of view. Excellent quality glass. This 4x32 is quite a bit more compact than the 3.5 x35, but no loss of quality. Field of view still excellent. It has very forgiving eye relief so its easy to get on the target fast and see the illuminated reticle. You really have to try one to see how good they are.

I received a real acog and verified the serial number through the site. Amazing optic as it always has been since the 80s.

It’s an acog, of course it’s perfect!

The Trijicon Acog is a Very well made aiming device that uses Great glass and fiber optics to quickly get on target even in low light conditions, it is Very easy to attach to your rifle and I would buy it again for the many reasons previously stated !!!

This scope is the real deal. I was concerned about ordering from Amazon due to fakes but they had the best price. Everything checks out on this purchase and Trijicon makes an outstanding product.

This scope was issued to me while serving as an Infantryman in the Army. I bought one for my personal M4 because I know first hand the reliability of this scope. If you're looking for a high quality scope to help you with distant targets, take my advice and pick up this scope. Comes in a nice protective box with foam cushion and a protective sleeve for the scope itself once you have it mounted on your weapon.Price is a little high but Amazon's price is the cheapest I could find by $200-$300! You get what you pay for and if you watch any review of this scope on Youtube, owners will tell you their scope lasted them 10+ years!