Trijicon 1-6x24 VCOG Rifle Scope Black, Horseshoe Dot / Crosshair .223 / 77 Grain Reticle

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114464433
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719307320659
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The Trijicon 1-6x24 VCOG rifle scope is a variable-power optic built to handle both close-quarters engagements and precision long-range work. Designed with the same rugged mindset as the combat systems it's named for, this scope delivers the optical quality and durability serious shooters demand, whether you're running tactical drills, hunting at varying distances, or working a precision rifle on the range. The 1-6x magnification range gives you speed and situational awareness at low power, then lets you dial in detail when distance matters.

What sets the VCOG apart is its real-world thinking. The horseshoe dot and crosshair reticle is calibrated specifically for .223 / 77 grain, with a bullet drop compensator and ranging subtensions built in—so you can estimate distance and hold the right point without fumbling with external tools. Because the reticle is in the first focal plane, those holds stay true at every magnification you choose. The LED illumination runs on a single AA battery (lithium or alkaline) and stays powered for over 1,400 hours on setting 4, so you can leave it on without babysitting battery life. Six brightness settings let you dial the reticle to match ambient light, from bright sun to overcast.

The scope itself is forged from 7075-T6 aircraft aluminum—genuinely tough, not just marketing language. At 23.2 ounces and with a constant 4-inch eye relief, it won't slow you down or force awkward head position. It's waterproof to 20 meters and comes mounted on a Trijicon TA51 thumb screw mount, ready to bolt onto your rifle. You also get a lithium AA battery and a Lenspen for keeping glass clean in the field.

Key Features

  • 1-6x variable magnification—close-quarters speed and long-range reach in one scope
  • 24mm objective lens for excellent light gathering and edge-to-edge clarity
  • Horseshoe dot and crosshair reticle, calibrated .223 / 77 grain with bullet drop compensation
  • First focal plane—reticle subtensions remain accurate at any magnification
  • LED illumination with 6 brightness settings; 1400+ hours battery life at setting 4
  • Forged 7075-T6 aluminum housing—combat-grade durability
  • Constant 4-inch eye relief—no head or stock position adjustment needed
  • Waterproof to 20 meters; operates in harsh field conditions
  • Includes TA51 thumb screw mount, lithium AA battery, and Lenspen

Specifications

Magnification1-6x
Objective Lens24mm
Reticle PatternHorseshoe Dot / Crosshair
Reticle Calibration.223 / 77 grain
Focal PlaneFirst
IlluminationLED, 6 brightness settings
Reticle Color (Day/Night)Green
Eye Relief4 inches (constant)
Exit Pupil0.41–0.15 mm
Field of View18.0–3.0 degrees
Field of View @ 100 yards95–15.9 feet
Elevation Adjustment90 MOA total travel; 35 MOA per revolution
Windage Adjustment90 MOA total travel; 35 MOA per revolution
Battery1 AA (Alkaline or Lithium)
Battery Life1400 hours continuous @ brightness setting 4 (with alkaline); 700 hours with lithium AA
Housing MaterialForged 7075-T6 aluminum alloy
Weight23.2 oz (without mount or battery)
Dimensions10.05 × 2.51 × 2.73 inches
Waterproof Rating20 meters (66 feet)
Mount IncludedTrijicon TA51 thumb screw mount

Frequently Asked Questions

What comes in the box with the Trijicon VCOG?

The scope arrives with a TA51 thumb screw mount ready to install on your rifle, a lithium AA battery, a Lenspen lens cleaning tool, a Trijicon logo sticker, the user manual, and a warranty card.

Is this scope really waterproof, and can I use it in rain or wet conditions?

Yes—the VCOG is waterproof to 20 meters (66 feet), so it will handle rain, snow, and submersion far beyond typical field use. You can run it confidently in wet or harsh weather.

How long does the battery last, and what type of battery does it use?

The scope runs on a single standard AA battery—either alkaline or lithium. With a lithium AA, you get 700 hours of continuous illumination at brightness setting 4. With an alkaline battery, battery life extends beyond 1,400 hours at that same brightness level. The battery is easy to swap in the field.

What does "first focal plane" mean, and why does it matter?

First focal plane means the reticle is positioned in front of the magnification lens, so the reticle scale (the horseshoe dot and crosshair holdovers for drop and ranging) stays true at every magnification you select. Whether you're at 1x for close work or 6x for distance, your holdovers and subtensions remain accurate—no mental math required.