Trijicon VCOG 1-6x24 Rifle Scope - Black, Horseshoe Dot/Crosshair .308/175 Grain Reticle

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114463865
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UPC:
719307320680
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Caliber-Gauge:
308 Winchester/7.62x51 NATO
Finish-Color:
Black - Matte
Tube Diameter:
30mm
Objective:
24mm
Min Magnification:
1x
Max Magnification:
6x

The Trijicon VCOG 1-6x24 rifle scope is a variable-power optic built for shooters who need to move fluidly between close-quarters and distance work. The 1-6x magnification range keeps both eyes in the fight at low power while delivering enough glass at 6x for precise shots past 100 yards. Paired with the horseshoe dot/crosshair reticle calibrated for .308 Winchester 175-grain ammunition, this scope handles the job—whether you're doing tactical training, hunting, or running a professional operation where durability and speed matter equally.

The VCOG's first focal plane design means the reticle's ranging subtensions and bullet drop holds remain mathematically true at any magnification you dial. That's the kind of consistency that saves rounds and confidence downrange. The scope comes mated to Trijicon's TA51 thumb screw mount, so you're ready to attach it and go. Waterproof to 20 meters, it'll stand up to wet field conditions without compromise. A single AA battery—alkaline or lithium—powers the LED illumination through six brightness settings, and you get a lithium cell in the box to start.

At 23.2 ounces and with a constant 4-inch eye relief, the VCOG sits comfortably on any modern rifle platform without requiring head position adjustments between magnifications. The housing is forged 7075-T6 aircraft-grade aluminum, hard enough to take a beating and stay in zero. If you're looking for a scope that bridges the gap between CQB speed and rifle range precision without any fussiness, the Trijicon VCOG delivers the kind of rugged, no-nonsense glass that professionals and serious hunters trust.

Key Features

  • 1-6x variable magnification with integrated dial for smooth power changes
  • Horseshoe dot/crosshair reticle calibrated for .308 Winchester/175 grain
  • First focal plane reticle—ranging holds true at all magnifications
  • LED illumination with 6 brightness settings; runs on standard AA battery (lithium included)
  • Constant 4-inch eye relief; no stock position adjustments needed
  • TA51 mount included; ready to install
  • Forged 7075-T6 aluminum housing; waterproof to 20 meters
  • Bindon Aiming Concept for intuitive targeting

Specifications

Magnification1-6x
Objective Lens Diameter24 mm
Reticle PatternHorseshoe Dot/Crosshair
Reticle ColorGreen (day and night)
Calibration.308 Winchester / 175 grain
Focal PlaneFirst
Eye Relief4 inches (constant)
Exit Pupil0.41 mm to 0.15 inch
Field of View18.0° to 3.0°
Field of View @ 100 yards95 to 15.9 feet
Adjustment Range (per revolution)35 MOA
Elevation/Windage Travel90 MOA total
Weight (without mount)23.2 ounces
Dimensions10.05" x 2.51" x 2.73"
Housing MaterialForged 7075-T6 aluminum alloy
IlluminationLED, 6 brightness settings
Battery Type1 AA (alkaline or lithium)
Battery Life1400 hours continuous at setting 4 (alkaline); 700 hours at setting 4 (lithium)
Waterproof Rating20 meters (66 feet)
Mount IncludedTA51 thumb screw mount

Frequently Asked Questions

What's included in the box?

The VCOG ships with a TA51 thumb screw mount, a lithium AA battery, a LENSPEN lens cleaner, a Trijicon logo sticker, a manual, and a warranty card. You're ready to mount and shoot out of the box.

Is this scope suitable for hunting and long-range shooting?

Yes. The 1-6x magnification handles everything from close-range work to distance, and the .308/175-grain calibrated reticle is purpose-built for that round. The first focal plane design ensures bullet drop holds remain accurate across the full magnification range, which is critical for ethical long-range hunting.

How long does the battery last?

With a lithium AA battery (which is included), you'll get approximately 700 hours of continuous use at brightness setting 4. Alkaline batteries will run for about 1400 hours at the same brightness level, though lithium batteries are recommended and last longer overall in field use.

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

First focal plane means the reticle sits in front of the scope's magnification lens. That matters because the ranging reticle subtensions and bullet drop compensation holds remain true at any magnification you select—1x, 3x, 6x, or anywhere in between. Second focal plane scopes require you to dial to a specific magnification for the reticle math to work, which adds complexity in the field. FFP is faster and more reliable when you're moving between distances.