The model number for your item is TA11A-308. Is this an error? The model number for the authentic Trijicon Acog I'm interested in is TA11H-308.
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Hi Steve, it's authentic. I couldn't get the acog to Zero in as good as I wanted. Do I sent it back to Trijicon to be adjusted. It came back with the adjustment made. The windage was stuck. Just the fact the trijicon fixed it and returned shows it was authentic.
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The model I ordered was TA11E-G (green chevron reticle) for my flat top .308
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I'm not sure about the model number. I will say the scope is amazing and I'm very happy. It's solid around. I had 3-4 inch groups at 400 yards with 168gr .308 match ammo out of a Scar 17. Amazon had the best price on this scope too.
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I don't remember it saying horseshoe or M240 when i bought it but Amazon tells me i own it... Mine is the TA11E-G, green Chevron .308. But maybe they got the horseshoe ones and just updated the posting rather than making a new one. Id try to contact them
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The letter after TA11, for example A or H refers to the reticle type. Refer to the Trijicon website for a description.
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I'm looking at the case for the one I bought and the model # is TA11E-G. It is the ACOG 3.5x35 .308 Green Chevron with BAC
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I received a fake one through Broder Scope, fulfilled by Amazon. Returning it and trying a different seller.
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That's strange. I don't see that glock model listed in the product description. I'd write down the product number and call Truglo.
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Not sure it's best to contact manufacture to assure that the proper sight you ordered will fit your firearm .
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Don't remember the mfg date. I have 5 trijicon optics never had a problem nor has anyone I know
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The Tanfoglio TA-90 is a licensed clone of the CZ75, but the slide has been modified, depending on the series you possess. The Pre-88 series had the front sight milled on the slide, the 88 and later series seems to be the dove tailed front sight like the CZ75. EAA (European American Armory) is the importer for the Tanfoglio pistols so before I bought I would contact them and they can determine what pistol you have and if the Mepro Light CZ sights would fit. Even if they are the same sight channel, you should expect to have a qualified gunsmith fit them to your pistol, since the rear sight will need final fitting/milling to work right. Good luck... The Tanfoglio TA-90 is a licensed clone of the CZ75, but the slide has been modified, depending on the series you possess. The Pre-88 series had the front sight milled on the slide, the 88 and later series seems to be the dove tailed front sight like the CZ75. EAA (European American Armory) is the importer for the Tanfoglio pistols so before I bought I would contact them and they can determine what pistol you have and if the Mepro Light CZ sights would fit. Even if they are the same sight channel, you should expect to have a qualified gunsmith fit them to your pistol, since the rear sight... » Read More The Tanfoglio TA-90 is a licensed clone of the CZ75, but the slide has been modified, depending on the series you possess. The Pre-88 series had the front sight milled on the slide, the 88 and later series seems to be the dove tailed front sight like the CZ75. EAA (European American Armory) is the importer for the Tanfoglio pistols so before I bought I would contact them and they can determine what pistol you have and if the Mepro Light CZ sights would fit. Even if they are the same sight channel, you should expect to have a qualified gunsmith fit them to your pistol, since the rear sight will need final fitting/milling to work right. Good luck... « Show Less
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Amazon needs to update this webpage listing with the correct model number to end any confusion between ordering the MRAD or the MOA model. When I ordered mine, I received the Vortex Viper PST 6-24x50 FFP MRAD (PST-624F1-M) model which was exactly what I wanted. Amazon's customer service is the best and if you do order the wrong one, they'll make it right. If you really want to make sure you order the right one, I'd call Amazon's customer service center and order it over the phone. Type in "customer service" in their search bar and a list will show.
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There isn't no different version that I know of, just different size to fit the specific gun that you have. I would send it back and specify my gun again. Especially if it doesn't look like the picture.
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Yes,that is a mistake. The scope comes with a one piece mount clearly marked M-308Contact Nikon for the correct mount!
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All TA01NSNs are shipped in Pelican cases. As for the "limited" warranty, this optic will have been on several optics before you even notice a degradation of the Tritium. Now bear in mind this particular model's reticule is "amber" and as such isn't all that "brilliant" in comparison to the TA-31 series, however the BUIS' tritium shines like Polaris. As for date of manufacture, I'm 99.9% sure ACOGs sold via Amazon were manufactured within the last year. Though for more definitive answer, you can drop Trijicon an e-mail w/the Ser.# of the ACOG and they can give you its DOB. As an FYI... I own both versions of the RCO Series ACOG but much prefer the TA01NSN' cross-hair reticule; quicker target acquisition... Hope this helps... Semper Fi
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The one I have does not. My understanding is that those were produced in limited numbers and available only to the military. Some controversy erupted over that a few years ago and Trijicon stopped issuing those to service personnel. You might try contacting Trijicon directly and see if they have any still in stock for direct sale or if they could produce one for you.
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Not all 1911s have the same dove tail cuts for sights. These sights fit my Sprinfield 1911 perfectly and my S & W 1911 poorly. I would put this question to both Kimber and Trijicon.
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The title is a little confusing. In short 5.56 is a NATO ammo size and .223 is an American size. The title you have is different from what I have "Trijicon ACOG 4x32 w/Red Chevron BAC Flat Top". The description is about the calibration of the reticle. It is calibrated for 5.56mm (.223 cal) flat-top rifles out to 800 meters.Thanks James Nilandnilandsplace
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There are differing answers listed but this is directly from Trijicons ACOG FAQ: "The TA01NSN was designed specifically for the US Special Operations Command SOPMOD M4 Carbine. To meet their requirements, the reticle bullet drop compensator and range finding stadia lines were based on the trajectory of the 62 grain bullet from a 14.5 inch barrel, flattop mount (Picatinny rail Mil.Std.1913)."
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We have installed the fiber optic front sigh posts before with no issues, but have not yet tried the tritium posts by Trijicon. There should be no issue if they are truly A2 spec.
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The scar if anything would only effect the models with the double a baterries if this highly believed myth was true. Through personal experience working with these 308 rifles you'd be better off with an acog or variable.
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This is an important question. Truglo decided to narrow the width of the rear sight of their M&P; model, without giving it a new part number. so if (like me) you want a set for the shield, you want to buy the TG131MPT that was made in june of 2013 or later. If you are buying for a Pro model, it doesn't matter. The concern is that if the price is quite good, maybe these are older stock, which means not really designed for the Shield. Perhaps the seller could respond to this question?