Trijicon ACOG 1.5X16mm Red Ring Scope

The Trijicon ACOG 1.5x16S Scope stands as a testament to precision engineering and combat-proven reliability, earning its place as the optic of choice for the U.S. Marine Corps and Special Operations Forces. This fixed magnification riflescope is not just an accessory but a force multiplier in medium-distance engagements.

At its core lies dual illumination technology that requires no batteries—fiber optics adjust reticle brightness automatically based on ambient light, while a tritium-phosphor lamp ensures visibility in low-light conditions. This allows operators to maintain focus regardless of lighting challenges they face.

Constructed with forged 7075-T6 aircraft-grade aluminum alloy, the ACOG's housing offers unparalleled durability without unnecessary bulk, weighing only 5.1 ounces sans mount. Its robustness makes it indispensable for fast-moving tactical teams and competitive shooters alike who demand speed without sacrificing accuracy or reliability.

The external windage and elevation adjustments require no tools—a straightforward design that prioritizes functionality under pressure. Each adjustment cap is secured by a lanyard assembly to prevent loss during critical operations.

With its expansive field of view at 7.4 degrees, this model enhances target acquisition efficiency significantly when paired with weapons like the M16/M4 series, offering superior fire control capabilities crucial for modern combat scenarios.

Complementing this formidable scope is the Trijicon Compact ACOG Mount featuring Q-LOC™ Technology crafted from Mil-Spec drop test rated 6061-T6 aluminum. Its spring-loaded mechanism provides constant retention ensuring zero maintenance even if knobs are inadvertently left untightened—all achieved through an intuitive tool-less mounting system compatible with any Mil-Spec or NATO Picatinny rail configuration.

Finished in matte black anodizing and proudly made in America, this setup epitomizes elite performance standards expected by those who operate at the tip of the spear.