The Trijicon ACOG (Advanced Combat Optical Gunsight) model TA11H-308 is a compact, fixed power riflescope designed for precision shooting in a variety of lighting conditions. Featuring a 3.5X magnification and a 35mm objective lens, this scope provides excellent clarity and target acquisition for both tactical and hunting applications. Its illuminated Red Horseshoe .308 reticle enhances visibility in bright to low or no light environments, allowing shooters to maintain accuracy during dawn, dusk, or nighttime use. Built with durability in mind, the ACOG is constructed from high-quality materials to withstand harsh recoil, impacts, and weather conditions, ensuring long-lasting performance in demanding situations. Whether used for traditional marksmanship or close-quarters combat, this scope combines precise range estimation with CQB speed, making it a versatile addition to any rifle setup. The scope's black finish adds a sleek, professional look, complementing various firearm styles and configurations. Ease of use is a key feature, with simple adjustments and a reliable reticle illumination system that promotes quick target engagement. Designed by Trijicon, a trusted name in tactical optics, the ACOG model TA11H-308 offers shooters a reliable, accurate, and durable optic for a variety of tactical, hunting, and competitive shooting scenarios.
Features:
- Fixed 3.5X magnification for precise target engagement
- 35mm objective lens for enhanced light gathering and clarity
- Illuminated Red Horseshoe .308 reticle for quick target acquisition in all lighting conditions
- Built-in bullet drop compensated (BDC) reticle for accurate long-range shooting
- Durable construction designed to withstand recoil, impacts, and harsh weather
- Compact and lightweight design for easy handling and maneuverability
- Sleek black finish for a professional appearance
- Reliable illumination system for low/no light visibility
- Easy-to-adjust controls for quick targeting adjustments
- Trusted Trijicon quality for tactical, hunting, and competitive use
