ACOG Shootout

AshOnSnow

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In the market for an ACOG scope. Not about to drop a grand on a Trijicon one (as much as the idea of a waterproof, shockproof, no-battery dual illuminated reticle makes me dribble a bit, the price makes me wee a bit).

I've seen both the WeCog 4x32 and the Nuprol ACOG 4x32 scopes at the £100 mark, and a few other unknown brand ones ("VERY100"?).

Not super stoked about having a secondary RDS on top of the sight - if I'm too close to use the 4x32, I'm close enough to point and shoot. Possibly having the backup ironsights like on the WeCog would be a bonus, but certainly not a deal breaker if it doesn't.

Suggestions, experiences with your ACOG?

 
No, real ACOGs use Tritium or fibre for illumination.

Are you playing at night ?

 
No, real ACOGs use Tritium or fibre for illumination.

Are you playing at night ?
Sometimes. I love night games.

I was looking at getting some tritium iron sights a while back - they weigh in around £90 a set. Most ACOGs use both Tritium and fibre (hence "dual illumination"). Would have hoped that there'd be a solidly built airsoft one that used fiber, batteries or both.

 
Dont know. I dont do night games with mine so its never been an issue and I get enough natural illum on my crosshairs.

Have you looked at the Specter - this offers similar spec with battery powered illumination. I have one on my Krytac and its my go-to optic at the moment,

 
Dont think its going to happen as ACOGs dont have batteries. The batteries quoted are normally to power the doctor optics on top, which can be a bit misleading for buyers.

Thats why I went to the Specter which is not dissimilar but has an illuminated crosshair.

 
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