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  • Pags
    Junior Member
    • Feb 2012
    • 8

    Trijicon Acog TA01

    Is anyone out there running an Acog TA01 (not the NSN) on a flat top 16" carbine?

    I'm trying to decide which scope to put up on my Colt 6940, and am leaning towards an ACOG for their durability/simplicity.

    I read that the TA01 is ideally calibrated for a 20" carry-handle AR. However, I really like the reticle on it, and was wondering if anyone out there is running this on their 16" flat top, with either the Trijicon TA51 mount or a Larue mount.

    I plan on using this as general purpose setup (target shooting, coyote hunting, as well as SHTF).

    Thanks for any input!
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    problemchild
    Banned
    • Oct 2005
    • 6959

    tao1 suck at eye relief

    The ta11's have 4" and are much more forgiving.

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      FeuerFrei
      Calguns Addict
      • Aug 2008
      • 7455

      ^^ Agree.
      TA33 do real well also.
      TA11 & TA33 user for years now.

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        ExtremeX
        Calguns Addict
        • Sep 2010
        • 7160

        The TA01 is for a carry handle AR, if you try to mount it to a flat top the BDC / reticle wont match up. If its going on a flat top you want a TA01NSN.

        I have a TA31F which has the same eye releif as the TA01... 1.5"

        The 1.5" of eye releif doesnt bother me. The 4x field of view is nice a wide. Getting a TA33 or TA11 you are going to trade off certain things to gain others.

        Its really personal prefrence. If you can find one at a local store and look though it before you buy, would be the best way to dertermin what you might like more.

        After owning a TA31F, im on the search for a TA01NSN
        ExtremeX

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        • #5
          Pags
          Junior Member
          • Feb 2012
          • 8

          Thanks for the comments... Yeah, after researching the TA01 I realized that it was meant for a carry handle AR - I was just curious to see if anyone had tried it with a flat-top, and if so, what the results were...

          TheTA31 F seems to be super popular, so I took a look through one to see if how I liked the chevron setup, but as for me I really just feel more comfortable with cross-hairs.... So, if I go TA31, I will opt for the "CH" reticle... Not a lot of those on the shelves, though, so probably won't get any deals on one...

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          • #6
            Press Check
            Veteran Member
            • Jun 2011
            • 4879

            Originally posted by Pags
            Thanks for the comments... Yeah, after researching the TA01 I realized that it was meant for a carry handle AR - I was just curious to see if anyone had tried it with a flat-top, and if so, what the results were...

            TheTA31 F seems to be super popular, so I took a look through one to see if how I liked the chevron setup, but as for me I really just feel more comfortable with cross-hairs.... So, if I go TA31, I will opt for the "CH" reticle... Not a lot of those on the shelves, though, so probably won't get any deals on one...
            I have a TA31-CH and it was sort of hard to come by, but completely worth it.

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            • #7
              Pags
              Junior Member
              • Feb 2012
              • 8

              @SOCOM1 - That's good to know... So far I think that's the one I'm going to get... A Trijicon Rep called me today, and after speaking with him I pretty much have now ruled out the TA01.. Rats...

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              • #8
                ExtremeX
                Calguns Addict
                • Sep 2010
                • 7160

                If you can find a good deal on a TA01NSN go for it, should be around the same price as the TA01.

                If you can spend a little more, I would get the TA31-CH, having the fiber optic option is pretty awesome.

                Even after owning a TA31F, I still want a crosshair model, it was actually my first pick over the chevron, but I decided to give it a try since it was a unique reticle I've never used before. Plus all I really own are scope optics with crosshairs.
                ExtremeX

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