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Midwest Industries has launched the MK2 QD Scope and Optic Mounts, designed for precision and performance. Constructed from anodized 6061 aluminum, these mounts feature a patented QD lever for easy…
Aeroknox has introduced the AX // RMR-C cover series, designed to protect optics with a low-profile cover compatible with Trijicon RMR and Holosun 407C/507C. Made from lightweight 6061 billet aluminum…
Reptilia Corp introduces the ROF™-45 and ROF™-90, expanding its optic mounting solutions for 35mm mounts. The ROF-45 is designed for Trijicon RMR and SRO optics, enhancing rapid transitions at a…
Trijicon has introduced a new Coyote Brown variant of its popular 1-8x28 Credo riflescope, designed for various applications like military, law enforcement, and hunting. The riflescope features enhanced light transmission,…
Trijicon has launched the MRO SD, an upgraded version of its Miniature Rifle Optic. It features improved optical performance with a 2.0 MOA dot, ambidextrous operation, and multiple brightness settings.…
The Trijicon Bright & Tough™ SRO/RMR HD Mount/Integrated Night Sight Set is specifically designed for FN 509™ pistols. It features a lightweight steel housing with a matte black finish, ensuring…
The Trijicon Huron® riflescope series is designed for North American deer hunters, offering six variable power options, including 1-6x24 and 4-16x50 models. Built with military-grade durability, premium glass, and user-friendly…
DT Wrks has recently shown support for the iconic Trijicon ACOG optic with the new ACOG TA31 Lens Cap ARD. DT Wrks state “Want a set of lens caps and…
BoBro Engineering in their latest sight mounting solution has shown support for the iconic Galil with their new red dot mount using the Trijicon RMR footprint. Bobro Engineering states “The…
Weapon Outfitters has announced the release of the KRAM Optic Spacer for the iconic Trijicon ACOG’s footprint. Weapon Outfitters state “Macedon Defense first introduced the KRAM to alleviate the restrictions…