RECOILtv Mail Call: SIG SAUER TANGO6 optic (full episode)

Published on September 18, 2016
Duration: 2:12

The RECOILtv Mail Call episode reviews the SIG SAUER TANGO6 rifle optic. Key features highlighted include its 2-12x40mm configuration, available in both first and second focal plane reticles, with nine illumination settings powered by a CR2032 battery. The scope incorporates SIG Sauer's MOTAC system for motion-activated illumination, pull-up turrets with a zero stop feature, and a fiber optic power indicator. The reviewer notes its excellent clarity, especially in low light, and a lifetime warranty, though suggests slightly shorter turrets for brush hunting applications.

Quick Summary

The SIG SAUER TANGO6 optic features a 2-12x40mm magnification, available in first or second focal plane reticles. It includes nine illumination settings, SIG's MOTAC motion-activated illumination for battery saving, pull-up turrets with a zero stop for reliable zero, and a fiber optic power indicator. It offers excellent clarity, especially in low light, and comes with a transferable lifetime warranty.

Chapters

  1. 00:00Introduction: SIG SAUER TANGO6
  2. 00:22TANGO6 Configurations and Features
  3. 00:39Reticle Options and Illumination
  4. 00:48MOTAC System and Battery
  5. 01:09Turrets and Zero Stop
  6. 01:21Magnification and Build Quality
  7. 01:28Alpha Rings and MSRP
  8. 01:43Reviewer's Critique and Recommendation
  9. 01:55Conclusion

Frequently Asked Questions

What are the key features of the SIG SAUER TANGO6 optic?

The SIG SAUER TANGO6 offers a 2-12x40mm magnification range, available in first or second focal plane reticles. It includes nine illumination settings, SIG's MOTAC motion-activated illumination, pull-up turrets with a zero stop, and a fiber optic power indicator. It's known for excellent clarity, especially in low light.

How does the MOTAC system on the SIG TANGO6 work?

SIG Sauer's MOTAC (Motion Activated Illumination) system enhances battery life by automatically turning off the reticle illumination when the scope is inactive for a period. As soon as motion is detected, the illumination reactivates, ensuring the reticle is ready when you are.

What is the benefit of the zero stop feature on the TANGO6 turrets?

The zero stop feature on the SIG SAUER TANGO6 elevation turret is highly intuitive. It allows the user to set a hard stop at their zeroed point, preventing accidental over-rotation and ensuring a quick and reliable return to zero after making adjustments.

What is the price and warranty for the SIG SAUER TANGO6?

The SIG SAUER TANGO6 has an MSRP under $2000. It comes with a lifetime warranty, which is a significant value proposition as it transfers to subsequent owners, ensuring long-term support for the optic.

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