Videos tagged with Tritium Reticle

This video showcases the Yugoslav Zastava M76 designated marksman rifle (DMR), a firearm introduced in 1976 to fulfill a similar role as the Soviet Dragunov SVD. The M76 is described as an upscaled, milled-receiver AK-47 chambered in 8mm Mauser. Key features highlighted include its adjustable gas block, birdcage flash suppressor, and side-mounted optic rail. The rifle is noted for its sturdy construction and respectable 1.5 MOA accuracy for the AK platform. The video also mentions its service history through the breakup of Yugoslavia and into the Yugoslav Wars, as well as the specific example's condition and aftermarket modifications like a Tapco trigger and potentially a U.S.-made receiver. It also briefly touches on the ZRAK ON-M76B scope and its tritium reticle, and a .308 Winchester sporter variant, the LKP M76.

The Trijicon Reflex II 1x24 is a non-magnified optic featuring a 12.5 MOA amber triangle reticle. It uniquely uses tritium and fiber optics for illumination, eliminating the need for batteries and ensuring performance in all lighting conditions. The sight boasts a rugged, lightweight aluminum housing and an ARMS #15 throw lever mount for quick, secure attachment.

The Trijicon ACOG TA01 NSN is a battle-proven 4x magnification rifle scope favored by U.S. military branches. Its key advantage is a battery-free tritium reticle that glows in low light, ensuring reliability. The scope features a built-in 600-yard BDC for .223/5.56mm and includes backup iron sights.