Steiner S432 4x Battle Prism Optic: Better Than A Trijicon ACOG?

Published on November 3, 2019
Duration: 18:04

This guide covers the installation and initial setup of the Steiner S432 4x Battle Prism Optic, drawing from expert insights. It details mounting, height adjustment using spacers, accessory attachment via M-LOK, diopter adjustment for reticle clarity, and BDC reticle calibration. The review highlights the optic's robust construction and German Schott glass, positioning it as a strong contender against established optics like the Trijicon ACOG.

Quick Summary

The Steiner S432 4x Battle Prism Optic offers superior eye relief (3-3.5 inches) and a focusable diopter for enhanced reticle clarity compared to the Trijicon ACOG. While heavier at 25 oz with mount, its adjustable, battery-powered illumination and integrated M-LOK rails provide modern advantages. Street prices are often under $1,000.

Chapters

  1. 00:00Introduction and Shooting Demo
  2. 01:52Physical Specifications and Eye Relief
  3. 03:04Glass Quality and Mounting
  4. 05:29Reticle and Adjustments
  5. 07:09Illumination and Battery
  6. 09:11Comparison with Trijicon ACOG
  7. 12:41Pricing and Final Assessment

Frequently Asked Questions

What are the key advantages of the Steiner S432 4x Battle Prism Optic over a Trijicon ACOG?

The Steiner S432 offers significantly better eye relief (3-3.5 inches) and includes a focusable diopter for reticle clarity, features lacking in the Trijicon ACOG. Its battery-powered illumination is also more adjustable than the ACOG's tritium/fiber optic system.

How does the weight of the Steiner S432 compare to a Trijicon ACOG?

The Steiner S432 optic weighs approximately 25 ounces with its mount, which is nearly double the weight of a Trijicon ACOG (around 13.5 ounces). This makes the Steiner heavier but contributes to its robust build and features.

What type of reticle does the Steiner S432 feature, and how is it illuminated?

The Steiner S432 features a P7 TR reticle pattern with BDC holds, calibrated for specific calibers like .22-250 or 5.56. Illumination is powered by a CR2032 battery, offering daylight-bright settings and night vision modes, with only the center dot illuminated.

What is the price range for the Steiner S432 4x Battle Prism Optic?

The Manufacturer's Suggested Retail Price (MSRP) for the Steiner S432 is around $1,300. However, street prices have been observed to be significantly lower, often found under $1,000.

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