Trijicon Inc

There are some 30mm LPVOs that are fairly light and handy.

A Trijicon, I like those a lot.

One, because they don't take batteries.

A Trijicon Accupoint, they're good.

They don't need batteries.

They're fairly lightweight.

First optic I ever kind of used on a smaller platform firearm like this would have been the ACOG, and it would have been in the early days before they were mass adopted overseas.

The ACOG is a fine one.

It has good usable iron sights, but you can mount an optic.

I've got a Trijicon RMR on the one that I have.

dual illuminated so it doesn't require batteries or anything it runs off radiation and ambient light so it's good to go for apocalypse stuff but it's lightweight that's one of the reasons i like it so much i have other good tactical shotguns i have you know a Mossberg 590S.

It's also a very good survival shotgun, but this one, it's quite a bit lighter.

Maybe Justin.

I'm thinking, uh, I'm thinking maybe we forgot, um, Aimpoint and Trijicon cause we have all those, uh, optics for students to to borrow and check out

right uh and stuff yep uh aimpoint uh and trigicon there's uh inside of that class 5 vault uh we have uh multiple products from companies throughout the industry uh that stock our vault so that we have gear to loan students in class Just about every rifle class, somebody's gun goes down.

I have a BCM rifle to hand them that's either got Aimpoint or an MRO on it.

Okay.

How about this? Trijicon has introduced their new Credo one, uh, sorry, Credo one to 10 by 28 and RCR combo, which is their like, uh, enclosed emitter RMR.

Is that of interest to you guys?

I mean, I know people that like that optic.

[laughs] It's like, please stop doing this.

Now, speaking of updates, okay? Um, Trijicon updated the ACOG, guys.

They, they really did it this time.

They totally updated this thing so much, guys.

[upbeat music] Yeah, no, that's Delta 34, guys.

[upbeat music] And again, so it's, it's a new reticle.

[laughs] Like, you know, of all of the things that Trijicon could update or could modify to make it more usable in the current era, uh, it could be the mount, could be red dot mounts, could be the body style to be better accepting of red dots.

Of anything that they could do to actually modify it and improve it for us in the modern era, they gave you a new reticle, which is the one thing that doesn't require any external changes, so it's the easiest thing to do.

You could be upwards of...

I don't know, 15 pistol red dots from all different size companies, from Trijicon to Eotech to Leopold to Gideon to Holosun, you know, to Vortex, whatever, how many, Sig, however many different models and stuff from all those different companies.

And it's like, how is every optic that you review the best one you've ever reviewed? How is it that you've got a channel with 10,000, 15,000, 30,000 subscribers, and you don't have negative shit to say about something? You're telling me you only pick winners? The products that you do reviews on are only the most cream of the crop, the most primo of products that every review you do, it just gets progressively better and better.

And you never have to look at one and go, hey, man, they missed the mark on this.

First, if your dot is on your target spot and the window was crooked, then yes, you will still see the red dot if it's not significantly crooked on your eye line, but still causes parallax.

And I did one experimentation with, uh, Trijicon SRO at twenty-five yards.

It was about four inches, three to four inches off from one corner of the optic to the other side.

Uh, the more modern optics where they claim parallax-free, uh, that is not actually true.

Oh.

Oh, we got the new Trijicon downstairs, too.

I saw, I-

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... saw the new Trijicon

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the best, here's the best part of that one.

And the only reason why I was like, "You know what? Maybe let's get these in the store," is the fact that here's the most irritating part of every thermal.