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Gotta sell my ACOG

Includes the ACOG, original case, Trijicon Tennebrex killflash, flip caps, almost brand new LaRue LT100 and EREK mounts (taken to the range twice) and also includes the original mount.

Not abused. Purchased in 2012 and taken to the range maybe 4-5 times. Never thought I'd have to sell it so I painted it to match my BCM/LMT rifle (it's Krylon, no base coat, easy to remove).

The LaRue EREK eye relief riser gives a major improvement to those of us who use larger earpro, I couldn't get a solid cheek weld on the rifle without pushing my earpro off my ears. This makes it the perfect height for me and also allows the installation of a rear flipup sight.

All in all it's a perfect package but it has to go.

Not looking for trades at this time though I'd consider dropping $250 off the price for a complete Gen 3 Glock 19 slide assembly

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Asking $850 shipped CONUS. $825 if you're local... I'm north of Ft. Worth and could meet at Cabela's, otherwise Paypal preferred if you cover fees.

Thanks for looking!

I just want to promote this one to anyone looking for an AR15 optic.

First, you won't find one for that price. I paid $965 for mine at a gun show, minus a LaRue base, and that's the cheapest I've ever seen one for sale until now.

Second, the buyer will NOT regret the quality of the glass. ACOGs have amazingly clear glass.

Third, once you get used to having an "always on" lit reticle (easy to get used to), you'll wonder why your other scopes don't work that way. And if it is ever too bright (in direct sunlight, that sometimes happens), a strip of electrical tape over the fiberoptic tube allows you to regulate how much sunlight is gathered.

Fourth, ACOGs are incredibly rugged optics. Not that you want to slam it around, but if you do, you can rest assured that you haven't lost your zero, and the scope is just fine.

Fifth, Bindon Aiming Concept. Google it, or go to the Trijicon website to watch the video. It does work, which is why a 4X optic still works just fine at any range out to 600 yards, including CQB.

$850 is a good price. Whoever snaps this one up will NOT regret it.

If I had $850 to drop on this, I would so do it. I loved my ACOG when I was active in the Marines. Terrible for competition shooting, but so, so good for everything else. Great hardware. The ones the Marines use are $1400 each.

If anyone is on the fence, these are awesome pieces of equipment and I highly recommend them.

Thanks guys, this really is an awesome optic and I was blown away the first time I used it. Hopefully I can buy another one in the future when things are better

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Sold!

MadMonkey wrote:Sold!

Bought! Nice to meet you MM. If ever I decide to sell I'll give you first shot at it.

Can't wait to get it on my M&P15 and figure out how to shoot with it!