Precision RIfle scope and Trijicon

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Trijicon 5 35 acog with pistol dot

Ahh yesss — 5×35 Trijicon (usually the ACOG 5×35*) with a *pistol dot (red‑dot sight) combo 🤯. Here’s the quick breakdown:

5×35 Trijicon ACOG
*Magnification*: 5× fixed
*Objective*: 35 mm
Reticle*: Trijicon’s *BDC (Bullet Drop Compensator) or RMO (Ruling Crosshair) — often with built‑in *fiber‑optic/green illumination*.
*Length*: ~210 mm
*Weight*: ~0.55 kg (1.2 lb)
Mount*: Standard *30 mm ring (some models have a Trijicon TA31 mount for AR/MSR platforms).

Pistol Dot (Red‑Dot)
*Typical*: EOTech, Aimpoint, Holosun, Vortex Venom — 1‑2 MOA dot, battery (CR2032/AA).
Mount*: Usually *RMR/Weaver/Picatinny 20 mm rail.

How to Attach Together
1. Co‑Witness Setup (most common for AR/PDW):
Primary*: Red‑dot on a *lower 1/3 co‑witness rail (QD mount).
*Secondary*: 5×35 ACOG behind it, slightly higher (30 mm rings).

2. *Side‑by‑Side (Dual Mount)*:
Use a dual‑mount bracket (e.g., LaRue, Spyderco) that clamps both scopes on a single rail.
Works if you need quick flip‑between (CQB → 5× for distance).

3. *Flip‑Mount*:
ACOG on a flip‑to‑side mount (like ARMS 44/45) — red dot stays up, ACOG folds down when needed.

Quick Tips
*Height Match*: Make sure the dot’s height (usually ~1.2 in from bore) matches ACOG eye relief (~1.5‑2 in).
*Torque*: 15‑20 in‑lb on ring screws (Trijicon recommends 15 in‑lb).
*Battery*: Keep a spare CR2032/AA for the dot — auto‑off after 8‑10 h saves life.
*Zero*: Zero both at 50 m (or 100 yd) — parallax on ACOG is fixed, dot should be parallax‑free.

Common Confusion
5×35 isn’t a pistol scope — it’s a rifle/ carbine optic*. If you meant *5×32 (Trijicon TA01) or a 5×24 (compact), specs differ slightly.
Pistol dot usually sits on a handgun slide or sub‑compact carbine rail — if you’re mounting on a rifle, use a low-profile rail to keep cheek weld comfortable.

Got a specific model (e.g., Trijicon TA31RMD-5x35 or EOTech EXPS3*) or *platform (AR-15, SBR, pistol with rail)? Then I can give exact mount options and co‑witness heights. 🤙🔫✨
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Ahh got it — T‑Eagle AR 1‑6×24 IR 🔫✨

Breakdown
| Item | Detail |
| --- | --- |
| Magnification | 1× → 6× (variable zoom) |
| Objective Lens | 24 mm |
| IR | Illuminated Reticle (usually red/green, battery powered) |
| Reticle | Most models ship with Duplex or Mil‑Dot with illuminated center dot |
| Tube Diameter | 30 mm (most AR‑style T‑Eagle scopes) |
| Eye Relief | ~3‑4 in (80‑100 mm) |
| Field of View | 1× → ≈ 33 ft @ 100 yd (≈ 11 m @ 100 m) 6× → ≈ 5.5 ft @ 100 yd (≈ 1.8 m @ 100 m) |
| Parallax | Fixed at 100 yd (some models have side parallax adjustment) |
| Weight | ~0.55 kg (1.2 lb) |
| Battery | CR2032 (for illumination) |
| Mount | 30 mm rings (fits standard Weaver/Picatinny 20 mm rail) |

What “AR” Means
AR‑style → Designed for AR‑15/M4/M16 platforms (quick magnification switch 1‑6× for CQB → mid range).
IR → Illuminated Reticle*, not *Infrared night vision (that’s a different tech).

Quick Mount Tips
1. *Rings*: 30 mm low‑profile rings (e.g., T‑Eagle’s own 30 mm set or ARMS 42/44).
2. *Height*: Aim for ~1.5‑1.7 in from bore to match AR cheek weld.
3. *Co‑witness*: If you add a **red dot (RMR/Reflex
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