ACOG alternatives

[1Luv4SF]

[tnlrat37]

Search the marketplace, I got one here last year for 650 like new.

[mixicus]

If an ACOG fits your needs buy an ACOG. Depending on the model they run between $900-$1500.

If you define your needs/wants (what rifle, range, type of shooting), there maybe a better alternative. Perhaps a lower mag (1-6x) range scope may fit.

[OpticsPlanet]

If you are decided on the ACOG style optic, I would look at the Sig Bravo4

Wider field of view and slightly better eye relief than comparable 4x ACOGs.

Why do you want an ACOG instead of a variable power optic?

-Matt S.

[NYT]

buy this one so i dont have to:

https://www.calguns.net/calgunforum/showthread.php?t=1484111

i dont even need an acog and im thinking about buying his for a rifle i havent even purchased yet.

[CSTactical]

There's a ton of great options, please call us at 916-670-1103 and we'd be happy to get you up to date

[Ej6fade]

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[CSTactical]

If you want an ACOG, get one. Otherwise at the price point IMO the Vortex Razor Gen II 1-6 is king for cost to value ratio, but its a heavy pig

The E model weighs a little less I'm a huge fan of that optic.

[Repr762]

Elcan specterdr

[CSTactical]

Elcan specterdr

We're running a great promo on them right now! https://www.cstactical.com/elcan.aspx

[1Luv4SF]

Thanks for the advice. I have a couple low power variable optics already and just want a solid and rugged 4x type optic for my AR.


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[CSTactical]

Thanks for the advice. I have a couple low power variable optics already and just want a solid and rugged 4x type optic for my AR.


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Elcan also makes some rugged 3x and 4x fixed power optics, we have some in stock

[kozumasbullitt]

I have an ACOG TA02 Led green horseshoe that I plan to post in the market soon. Brand new and includes the Trijicon marked Bobro mount along with the standards mount.

[Califpatriot]

I'll put a good word in for the Primary Arms 3x or 5x prism scopes. The ACSS reticle is amazing, the scopes are extremely durable, more eye relief than an ACOG, and they're about a grand cheaper than an ACOG. If you need something where you don't have to worry about batteries for illumination and you need it to be always on, then buy an ACOG. Nobody else that I know of has a tritium/fiber optic illuminated reticle. Otherwise, you can probably save money and get something for a quarter of the price that will get the job done very well.

[sigstroker]

The Army has adopted the SIG Tango 6 1-6x for their DMR optic. Apparently they're durable. They have a horseshoe reticle.

https://www.sigsauer.com/press-releases/sig-sauer-tango6-1-6x24-riflescope-selected-us-army-squad-designated-marksman-rifle/