That’ll let you return the focus to the correct place in a flash. Trijicon's MRAD Precision Tree reticle has a clean layout and is relatively easy to master. Trijicon Trijicon’s MRAD Precision Tree ...

Although battery-less operation has been a signature feature of Trijicon scopes, the illuminated reticle of the TARS is powered by a single CR2032 battery. Military users are part of the intended ...

but all models utilized the red chevron-shaped reticle for which Trijicon was known. That style of reticle was at one time very popular in Europe, and, when illuminated, it’s ideal for use with ...

The Trijicon ACOG 3x30 with 300 AAC Blackout reticle is a fixed power, self-luminous tactical sight for professional military, law enforcement and personal use. Powered by Trijicon’s patented ...

Plus, these optics feature the excellent BCG reticle and excellent durability Trijicon is known for. For more information, visit www.Trijicon.com ...

However, this reticle is supposed to better facilitate both-eyes-open shooting and exemplifies Trijicon’s Bindon Aiming Concept. Theoretically, this allows for faster engagement, especially on ...

The Trijicon ACOG on an M16 rifle is to GWOT Marines ... Marines equipped with 4x scopes and Bullet Drop Compensator reticles ...

In 2009, the following enhancements will be available to select Trijicon ACOGs: Green reticles will be availble in ACOG models, as well as red and amber. Green allows the Human eye to adjust to it ...

Trijicon has long been known for the precision and durability ... You won’t find any external turrets on the Huron, but this model does feature a BDC Hunter Holds reticle that you can correlate to ...

Trijicon Inc. recently unveiled a new range ... wind maps, range tables and reticle holdover views, according to the website.

The Trijicon Ventus looks like a set of binoculars ... them to a smartphone app that can add geolocation, range tables and reticle holdover views to the mix. It'll go on sale in the second ...

Trijicon took a hard look at the 1x magnification ... That's the feeling that you have to look through a tube to see the red dot reticle and the target area past it. The SRS's tube is far shorter ...