Trijicon produces battle-proven aiming systems that deliver rapid target acquisition and increased hit potential under any lighting conditions. Their self-luminous aiming systems empower you to execute any shot with complete confidence in bright light, low light or no light at all.

Although ACOGs have many features which are very advantageous for military use, they're equally well adapted for sporting and tactical applications. These compact telescopic sights are internally adjustable, with tritium illuminated reticles for use in low-light scenarios.

The 3.5x35 ACOG sits at a moderate height on top of the receiver While delivering a pronounced 3.5x magnification, the efficient 35mm objective produces a bright, crisp, and clear sight picture. Trijicon's proprietary tritium/fiber optic technology ensures that the reticle remains highly-visible 24/7/365. Combining the obvious assets of a generous FOV, bright reticle, and moderate magnification ensures the operator's ability to engage targets with confidence and outstanding fire-control capability. Any target - moving or otherwise - will be easier to acquire, lock on to, and hit successfully with the first shot.

This ACOG is configured with a Picatinny rail mount and a dual illuminated Red Horseshoe reticle calibrated for 5.56/.223 caliber firearms.

ACOG Picatinny Rail Adapter    Waterproof    Fogproof    Dual Illum. Red Horseshoe Reticle - 5.56 / .223    Made in the USA

Forged 7075-T6 aircraft aluminum alloy housing

Multicoated lenses provide enhance clarity by minimizing flare and glare

Nitrogen purged and waterproof seals ensure clarity and reliability under any conditions

The Bindon Aiming Concept was devised by Trijicon's founder, Glyn Bindon. The BAC method of aiming with both eyes open ensures a far superior sense of balance, and a wider field-of-view. Combining these benefits with a magnified Trijicon sight gives you a considerable advantage over your target.

Configured for use with firearms that are fitted with a Picatinny/Weaver rail or mount

Proprietary battery-free technology provides a vivid aiming point without the need for failure-prone batteries

A bright red dot at the center of the sight picture indicates your point of aim - it's surrounded by an illuminated floating horseshoe.
Thin posts at 3 and 6 o'clock feature hold-off marks for windage correction. The 6 o'clock post sports bullet-drop compensation hash-marks for distances up to 1000 m. Dual 2 MOA floating dots that sit 5 mils off-center enhance the reticle's flexibility when distance ranging or following moving targets.

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. can I use my vintage Nikkor p auto lenses with these adapter?

A: If the Nikkor P lens has a bayonet F mount, it will fit the Metabones Nikon G Lens to Sony NEX Camera Lens Mount Adapter. One cannot guarantee manual focusing ability.

Q: 2. What's the outcome of using this adapter with Nikon DX lenses on my Sony A7s both in aps-c mode and full frame?

A: In APS-C crop mode, the image would have a 1.5x crop inside the camera, having the same view as if used on an APS-C camera. If used in full-frame mode, as DX lenses are designed for the smaller image sensor, it would have a black rounded vignette in the corner of the image where no light from the rear of the lens reaches the full-frame A7s sensor.

Q: 3. Is this the proper adapter for mounting the AF-S Micro-Nikkor F2.8G ED lens on the Sony A7 camera...?

A: The Metabones Nikon G Lens to Sony NEX Camera Lens Mount Adapter would be the correct adapter to connect the Nikon AF-S Micro-Nikkor f/2.8G ED lens to the E-mount on the Sony Alpha a7 Mirrorless Digital Camera. (The lens focal number was not listed above, but if it is a Nikon f/2.8G lens as you indicate, it would be the correct adapter).

Q: 4. i want to use my Sigma 10mm f/2.8 Fisheye Lens for Nikon on sony a6000, will this adapter will do the job ?

A: I cab able using my Sigma 15mm fisheye

Q: 5. Will this work with the Sony a6000?

A: I have the Sony a7rII but I just checked around and on another site someone asked if this was compatible with the Sony a6000 and the answer was yes.

Q: 6. If I use this adapter for nikon 70-200 f4 lens on my a7ii, what aperture it is when I turn on the camera? knowing that can help me calculating the apertures when I turn the aperture ring on the adapter. Thanks.

A: If you have an older nikon lens that has the aperture ring, all you have to do is set the aperture ring on this adaptor to wide open and set the aperture on the lens manually as you wold do when shooting on aperture priority, but if you own the newer Nikon lenses that set your aperture electronically, then this adapter won't tell you much on the exact aperture you took the pictures. I sold mine after a few months because I was not happy with it.

Q: 7. Would I be able to control the aperture of newer Nikon lenses like the 24-70 f2.8 VR via the aperture ring on the adapter? I don’t need electronic focus, or vr-just would like to control the aperture some way?

A: You will be able to open and close the aperture with the numbers you see on the adapter , there will be no data recorded to the camera . For a better adapter look at Vello Select Nikon F Lens to Sony E-Mount Camera Auto Lens Adapter (Firmware Ver. 6) B&H # VELAESENFV5 the autofocus is not reliable but you can control the aperture from the camera same as you would native Sony lenses

Q: 8. Will this control the Sigma 18-35mm f/1.8 DC HSM Art Lens for Nikon's aperture?

A: Yes, the Metabones Nikon G Lens to Sony NEX Camera Lens Mount Adapter (Matte Black) is able to control the aperture in the Sigma 18-35mm f/1.8 DC HSM Art Lens for Nikon.

Q: 9. I want to use my 70-200 2.8 VR II on Sony A7, Can I do?Has AF?Thanks

A: Yes, you will be able to use a Nikkor 70-200mm VR II f/2.8 on the Sony A7 with this adapter, since it is a Nikon G lens. However, you will not be able to use electronic functions such as autofocus.

Q: 10. For adapter only (not speed booster), I understand the focal length is multiplied by the crop factor (2X), but what happens to the F-stop? ie, how does FX lens f1.8 change with the adapter? Does it stay the same or also multiply by 2x, or f3.6 equivalent?

A: The f-stop does not change with this adapter.