Used ACOG + Knob Creek = AWESOME DEAL

[whitewolf001]

UNFORTUNATELY , this deal fell into the lap of my buddy whom owns a shop, I was covering for him today so he could go score us some reloading supplies for the shop and he happened upon a vendor that had Trijicon ACOGs that were well used, some according to him were hazy from where the glass was so damaged from what I assume is sand. His had clear as day glass, the tritium had died in it so it is an older unit but the light tube was still intact and the chevron glows like crazy during daylight hours. He snagged it for $350 bones which for an ACOG I think is a VERY good deal, even well used these things are generally high. Now to convince him to come off it... :dirty:

[c.a.willard]

If he doesn't come off of it, at least convince him to call trijicon and see when his was made.  The tritium insert may still be under warranty, i believe they are supposed to have around a 15 year life. 

[Luke E.]

If he doesn't come off of it, at least convince him to call trijicon and see when his was made.  The tritium insert may still be under warranty, i believe they are supposed to have around a 15 year life. 

 

 Just be mindful that if it was a military unit and you send it in for repair, they will not send it back to you. There may be exceptions that i'm not aware of but to my knowledge anything that was sold to the military is treated as stolen property if sent in by anyone but the military. I only mention this because you mentioned sand etched glass and I passed on a "military" ACOG because the tritium wasn't up to par and I was told if I sent it in I wouldn't get it back.

[Hershmeister]

You can call trijicon and have them check the serial number if its usgi or private issue