Tactical Atlas Firearm Blog

The Marine Corps Logistics Command this week announced that Michigan-based Trijicon has won a contract to remanufacture the Corps' ACOGs.

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So why do I recommend this Nikon P-223 above other fixed-power offerings on the market? Price-to-quality and features ratio.

The post Nikon P-223 3×32 – A Budget ACOG? appeared first on AmmoLand.com.

Primary Arms proudly announces ACSS Aurora, the first all-metric Advanced Combined Sighting System reticle.

The post Primary Arms Optics Announces New ACSS Aurora Reticle appeared first on AmmoLand.com.

Harsh, challenging & realistic conditions can beat even the best of AR Rifle Optics. Make sure to run your gear, and yourself before you trust your optics.

The post AR Rifle Optics , Even the Best Optics Can Fail the Task appeared first on AmmoLand.com.

Trijicon is rolling out new second-generation Compact ACOG scopes with an even tougher housing and two new AccuPoint scopes in 1-6x and 2.5-12.5x powers.

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Trijicon is going to give one of their Facebook fans a FREE 300 AAC Blackout ACOG, just in time for Christmas!

The post Get in the Holiday Spirit with Trijicon’s ACOG Christmas Giveaway appeared first on AmmoLand.com.

Trijicon expands reticle offerings for the 300 Blackout in its most popular ACOG models, the 3.5x35 and 4x32.

The post Popular Trijicon ACOG Models Now Offer Custom 300 Blackout Reticles appeared first on AmmoLand.com.

If you want a good hunting or self defense optics I would recommend the Trijicon ACOG RMR..

The post Trijicon ACOG RMR Rifle Scope Review appeared first on AmmoLand.com.

Trijicon is proud to announce the release of the introduction of their latest M193 reticle with new options for M193 ammunition.

The post Trijicon Offers New ACOG Reticle Options for M193 Ammunition appeared first on AmmoLand.com.

...the POSP has a battery-illuminated reticle that makes the cross-hairs more easily visible in low-light conditions. The included bulb is red but can be changed out for a blue or green one. There is no brightness adjustment and the illumination feature is enabled with a toggle switch that has a raised metal guard to protect it from being accidently turned on.

The post Gear Review: The Belarusian POSP rifle scope–if only looks could kill appeared first on Guns.com.