Instead, I will focus on the new models in Trijicon’s AccuPoint line and the six altogether new lines of variable-power, traditional-looking scopes: the Ascent, Credo, Credo HX, Tenmile ...

Along with ruggedness, optical quality was one of Trijicon’s primary design goals, so Schott glass, among the best in the optics industry, was chosen for the TARS’ lenses. The scope has 10 LED ...

Wixom, Michigan-based Trijicon, which endorses “biblical [moral] standards” on its Web site, has multi-million dollar contracts with the Army and the Marines to provide rifle scopes.

Trijicon's announcement comes after Gen. David Petraeus, head of U.S. Central Command, said he finds it "disturbing" that the references were put on the gun scopes because of the perception that ...

Learn More › The Trijicon Tenmile 3-18×44 first focal plane scope is a great example of the trend in products that bridge the realms of precision shooting and hunting. For technically inclined hunters ...

Advertisement The scopes were made by Trijicon and referenced New Testament passages in John 8:12 and Second Corinthians 4:6. The verses appeared at the end of the scope serial numbers – “JN8 ...

After ABC News report, Trijicon says it will remove Bible codes from scopes. — -- Trijicon, the gunsight maker that has imprinted Bible verse numbers on its scopes, has announced that it will ...

To meet this need, the Corps has selected the waterproof Trijicon VCOG (Variable Combat Optical Gunsight) 1-8×28 riflescope, the company announced in a Monday press release detailing the scope ...

we constantly challenged ourselves to produce a scope that would deliver the performance necessary in the most punishing of conditions,” said Chuck Wahr, Trijicon’s Global Vice-President of ...

Trijicon has long been known for the precision and durability ... The Huron line is designed specifically with the whitetail hunter in mind. It’s a scope designed for simplicity, ruggedness, and ...

That verse is rendered on tiny letters on the the scopes, made by Wixom, Michigan-based Trijicon, as “2COR4:6” referring to chapter 4, verse 6 of the Second Epistle of Paul to the Corinthians.