As a Jäger main I am sad

And Ash

True and sad

Lol

Thanks for saving me 2 min!

Do you expect him to spoon feed you too? Are you able to read, believe it or not, the ACOG even comes with an Operator's Manual. You can even download it to read it before you invest in one. Isn't technology great?

@@scottmurphy650 exactly!!! Best reply to the worst comment ever!!

@@scottmurphy650 or he can choose from thousands of other videos that are more in depth.

@@scottmurphy650 maybe he's commenting on the title of the video? Since the content isn't all inclusive like the title implies. But what can you expect when it's 2 min in length?

dennis1979gm Thanks so much. Appreciate it.

+dennis1979gm Glad you liked it!

It holds up. That’s for sure.

Wanna sell it ?

Cost the same as mine

Txrnxr than* geez people, how hard can it get to correct writing skills.

@@chookchack grammer nazi

CiaranAnything would it not be a better world if everyone at least try to do stuffs correctly? I keep seeing this “than” and “then” errors in youtube comments, it really shows the quality of our education system.

Bill Latibay you mean “how hard is it to write in a clear concise manner”.

“Pretty much”

Yea, ain’t you heard of the Bradley Fighting vehicle?

On the page there are different al depends on the model hell you can have the rco's for the m16 usmc model or the m4 army model

THX 1138 they are not

I too have played MW2

A fiber optic rod to illuminate the reticle during the day and in bright light scenarios. This ACOG also utilizes tritium for low light illumination.

@@FeltRecoilShow oh thank you for that im not much of a gun guy love em but i dont use em as much i was always fascinated by this optic tho just never knew what that top part was for and its pretty obvious what its used for know that you explained it

What happen if you break your issued equipment in the military? Will there be consequences?

He should've dropped it into a ammo box full of 7.62 x 39 it would've survived without a scratch. lol

@@astudentpilotlife An short investigation will get done and, if it is decided the loss was due to preventable negligence, the service member can lose pay. Up to three months if I remember correctly. We had an LT lose a months pay for damaging the optics on an M60 tank. The investigation I did over a flattened set of night vision googles (not tank proof) was "poop happens, sometimes we break stuff".

You can get models with a qd mount 1st one that pops into my head is the ACOG ECOS

A lot of used ELCANs on the shelf. They're not that hot a ticket.

Order through larue for the mount

Its obvious. For more light coverage of it

That’s understandable. But there is a common belief that optics SHOULD cost more than the rifle in some cases. If you can get a quality AR for $700 and an ACOG for $1,200, that’s $2k total into a pretty awesome setup that should run a VERY long time if you maintain a regular rifle maintenance schedule.

@@FeltRecoilShow im not a sniper. im a great shot but i just dont like sitting around for hours in mud doing breathing techniques. most engagements are 50-600 yards. realistically ill be shooting at targets 100 yards away. i just want a scope that can make sure that 50-600 yard shooting range doesnt feel like shooting at ants. and im on a budget. im not off buying a 3000 dollar engraved rifle every week like some people. so having a 400 dollar AR and a 1200 dollar scope feels wrong. with that money i could arm my whole family with pistols.

FN + ACOG = Perfect

@@FeltRecoilShow AGREED 👍

yes

Andrea hu stfu

There are a couple ok knock offs for around $100.... Just gotta know you're getting a knock off.

Yes, yes it is.

Yes that’s the type Biden gave the Taliban

Borrow an original M150 ACOG with the red chevron. You’ll see.

J A G E R

you've never used an acog before.

Lol