WOMP WOMP trijicon!

Published on May 7, 2026
Duration: 1:36

This video reviews the Trijicon ACOG RCO optic, a 4x32 magnified scope used by the Marine Corps. It highlights the fiber optic and tritium illumination, advanced reticle, tactile adjustments, and the high cost, suggesting it's overpriced for civilians unless recreating a specific build.

Quick Summary

The Trijicon ACOG RCO is a 4x32 magnified optic, renowned for its use by the Marine Corps. It features advanced fiber optic and tritium illumination for its reticle. While a legendary optic, its new price of nearly $2,000 is considered high for civilian use, with used models under $1,000 offering better value.

Chapters

  1. 00:05Intro: Waste My Pennies & Trijicon ACOG RCO
  2. 00:07ACOG RCO: 4x32 Magnified Optic
  3. 00:17Fiber Optic & Tritium Illumination
  4. 00:21Advanced & Easy-to-Read Reticle
  5. 00:26Optional Killflash Accessory
  6. 00:30No Diopter, Tactile Adjustments
  7. 00:36Optional QD Mounts
  8. 00:43Price: Just Under $2K New
  9. 00:48Used Market Value
  10. 00:53Is it a Good Optic? Value for Price?
  11. 00:59Alternatives: AccuPoint & MRO Combo
  12. 01:06Reason for High Price: Government Contract
  13. 01:10Womp Womp Situation
  14. 01:14Sponsor: Ammo Squared
  15. 01:23Reason for Purchase: M16 Build Recreation
  16. 01:29Final Verdict: Don't Buy New Unless...

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the Trijicon ACOG RCO?

The Trijicon ACOG RCO is a 4x32 magnified optic that was famously used by the U.S. Marine Corps. It features both fiber optic and tritium illumination for its reticle, ensuring visibility in various lighting conditions.

What are the key features of the Trijicon ACOG RCO reticle?

The ACOG RCO's reticle is described as advanced and easy to read. It is illuminated by both fiber optics for daylight and tritium for low-light conditions, providing a reliable aiming point.

How much does a Trijicon ACOG RCO typically cost?

A brand new Trijicon ACOG RCO optic can cost just under $2,000. The speaker suggests that finding a used one in good condition for under $1,000 is a much better value proposition.

Are there better value alternatives to the Trijicon ACOG RCO?

Yes, for the price of a new ACOG RCO, the speaker recommends considering Trijicon's AccuPoint system or an MRO with a magnifier combo, suggesting they offer better value for civilian users.

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