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 Chevron reticle calibrated for 7.62/.308 caliber firearms.

ACOG Picatinny Rail Adapter    Waterproof    Fogproof    Dual Illum. Red Chevron Reticle - 7.62 / .308    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

This red chevron reticle is calibrated for flat-top firearms chambered for 7.62/.308 cartridges. The chevron sits atop a long medium-weight post that offers hash-marks for longer-range (800 m) shooting, while the tip of the chevron is designated for pin-point target acquisition at 100 meters. The base-width of the chevron subtends 5.53 MOA - 19.0" at 300 meters.
Trijicon's proprietary tritium/fiber-optic illumination technology provides the chevron with a brilliant red glow.

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Is there a crop factor with this adapter?In other words, if I use my Nikor 50mm 1.2, is it going to be a 50mm on a Sony FS7 or F5?thx M

A: Crop here wont be a factor of the Metabones adapter. Both the Sony FS7 and F5 are super 35mm cameras, which have roughly the same size sensor as an APS-C size sensor camera. So, In terms of DSLRs, there would be a crop factor of 1.5X. Any 50mm lens shot on these cameras would have an angle of view roughly equivalent to a 75mm lens shot on a full frame camera. While there are adapters that can help compensate for this (such as the Speed Boosters), this adapter is a normal adapter and will not have an effect on crop factor. That being said, as others have posted, if you use the adapter with full frame lenses on a full frame camera (such as the a7 series), there shouldnt be vignetting.

Q: 2. Will vibration reduction on a lens such as the Nikon AF-S Nikkor 70-200mm f/2.8G ED VR II work with the Metabones MFT adapter and a Panasonic GH2 or GH3?

A: Vibration reduction, as well as any other electronic lens functions including autofocus, will not be retained when using the Metabones Nikon G Lens to Micro Four Thirds Lens Mount Adapter.

Q: 3. will this work with Tamron lenses with for Nikon cameras? Also, will it work with older manual focus Nikon lenses (non G)?

A: It should work fine with what you want. I have a couple of non-G lenses that I used with it. it worked fine. They will all be manual focus and not lens data will go to the camera The nex and A7 series cameras will read the light though and adjust on their own unless you set to full manual. I use in Aperture priority and it works great. Make sure to turn on the focus peaking on the camera it's very helpful.

Q: 4. For ???Can I use this adapter for FF size Camera?I have 6 nikon Glenzs.14-2424-7024-12070-20060105

A: Yes, the Metabones Nikon G Lens to Sony NEX Camera Lens Mount Adapter is compatible with the Nikon FX G series lenses have you have listed there with the Sony A7 camera.

Q: 5. Can the Metabones Adaptor Nikon G to E Mount (Matt Black) be used with the Sony A7 or is only for the Sony NEX?

A: This adapter is compatible with all Sony E-mount cameras, including the Sony A7.

Q: 6. Are there any known image issues with using this product to connect a Sony A7S with full-frame Nikon lenses? I'm especially concerned with image clarity and vignetting when using Nikon AF NIKKOR 20mm f/2.8D and Nikon Fisheye AF Nikkor 16mm f/2.8D Autofocus on A7S' full-frame non-crop mode.

A: At this time we have not had any reports referring to vignette with wide lenses, the adapter and camera combination.

Q: 7. Do the numbers on the adapter correspond to the lens accurate f stops?

A: No they don't. When the Metabones adapter is installed, it overrides whatever f-stop you might set on the lens. In other words the Metabones adapter takes complete control of aperture. The numbers on the adapter range from F (for full wide open, I guess) through 1-6 to 7 which is fully stopped down. One can guess that halfway through the range from F to 7 might correspond with a mid-range lens aperture of about f8 or so, depending on the aperture range of the lens one is working with.

Q: 8. so with this adapter I can connect my Nikon lenses to my gh4, but how can I change my aperture since the lense is not the native lense?

A: Aperture is changed manually by turning the aperture ring on the adapter.

Q: 9. How do you install it? I put it on the lens but it won't click secure/tight.

A: There is nothing special about it. It connects to the camera like any Sony lens, and the lens connects to it like any Nikon lens connects to a Nikon camera.

Q: 10. I recently purchased a Sony a6000 and would like an e-mount adapter for my Nikon lenses. I have a Nikkor 18-200 1:3.5-5.6 G ED DX lens (no aperture ring) and a Nikkor 70-200 1:28 G ED lens (no aperture ring) as well as a Micro Nikkor 200 m 1:4 D lens (with aperture ring) and a Nikkor 1:2.8 D 20mm (with aperture ring).Is there an adapter that will accommodate both types of lenses? Which adapters would you recommend for these lenses?

A: Since not all of your lenses are G lenses, I would not advise you to use this particular Nikon F mount to Sony E mount adapter. I suggest the Voigtlander adapter, which will enable to use the manual aperture ring on the 200mm f/1.4D lens, and will enable to you to control the aperture speed of your G lenses through the camera body. Please note however, that automatic lens functions will not be retained with the use of this adapter, such as autofocus or auto exposure: http://bhpho.to/1jwxfRW