Rifle Scopes Openion of the Trijicon 1-4 Accu-Point or a Vortex
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Re: Openion of the Trijicon 1-4 Accu-Point or a Vortex
I'm with chainring - the German #4 is the way to go.
Mark H.
I'm with chainring - the German #4 is the way to go.
Mark H.
Re: Openion of the Trijicon 1-4 Accu-Point or a Vortex
The Trijicon is better in virtually every way than the Vortex. I use the Triangle Reticle. Love it.
The Trijicon is better in virtually every way than the Vortex. I use the Triangle Reticle. Love it.
Re: Openion of the Trijicon 1-4 Accu-Point or a Vortex
i had the older tr21, i loved it but after looking through the newer tr24, it is so much better..you wont be disappointed.
i had the older tr21, i loved it but after looking through the newer tr24, it is so much better..you wont be disappointed.
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I have used the Vortex 1-4s and both reticle versions of the TR24
just tried the red triangle one again (been a few years) in a multigun match yesterday
I just can't used to the triangle reticle for any sort of fast precision. i just have a hard time with putting a target on the the tip quickly. Such as steelplates at 100 yards or ISPC targets with no shoots in front of them where all you have is upper torso or headshot. I can do those headshots at 100 yards much better with just the dot of a T1. This is when keeping it at 1X for shots that may be point blank to 100 yards...
Other people love it , but for some reason I can no get used to it
I have used the Vortex 1-4s and both reticle versions of the TR24
just tried the red triangle one again (been a few years) in a multigun match yesterday
I just can't used to the triangle reticle for any sort of fast precision. i just have a hard time with putting a target on the the tip quickly. Such as steelplates at 100 yards or ISPC targets with no shoots in front of them where all you have is upper torso or headshot. I can do those headshots at 100 yards much better with just the dot of a T1. This is when keeping it at 1X for shots that may be point blank to 100 yards...
Other people love it , but for some reason I can no get used to it
Re: Openion of the Trijicon 1-4 Accu-Point or a Vortex
It will come down to cost and personal pref. just like most scope options..
The Triji with the triangle is very clean, good glass, pretty forgiving and wide open. The PST SFP is good, but a bit busy close in. I like them both, but when it comes to grabbing one unit that I know I can rely on, i grab the one with the TR24G. No worries on batteries or turrets being adjusted due to storage/handling...etc
Now the PST in FFP could be the way to go, but a bit more $$.
The $650 dealer option if like new is a very good price.
It will come down to cost and personal pref. just like most scope options..
The Triji with the triangle is very clean, good glass, pretty forgiving and wide open. The PST SFP is good, but a bit busy close in. I like them both, but when it comes to grabbing one unit that I know I can rely on, i grab the one with the TR24G. No worries on batteries or turrets being adjusted due to storage/handling...etc
Now the PST in FFP could be the way to go, but a bit more $$.
The $650 dealer option if like new is a very good price.
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