Trijicon builds some of the toughest optics on the market — from the battery-free ACOG, lit by fibre optics and tritium, to the RMR, the red dot that set the durability standard for slide mounting. Trijicon's own Bindon Aiming Concept underpins the way an ACOG is shot with both eyes open. At Xtreme Tactical we stock Trijicon optics for rifle, shotgun and pistol, dispatched from our UK warehouse.
Shop Trijicon by type: fixed-power ACOG rifle scopes, slide-mounted RMR, SRO and RCR sights, full-size MRO and rifle dots and the green-reticle models. For sealed reliability in British weather, see our enclosed red dot sights.
By discipline: the ACOG is a long-standing Civilian Service Rifle and straight-pull choice, the MRO suits practical shotgun and 3-Gun, and the RMR and SRO are competition and airsoft staples. See best optics for a straight-pull AR and best optics for practical shotgun. Our Trijicon buyer's guide untangles RMR, SRO, ACOG and MRO if the model names are the sticking point.
Frequently Asked Questions
Does the ACOG need batteries?
No — ACOGs use fibre optics and tritium to illuminate the reticle with no batteries at all, which suits a rifle that spends most of its life in a slip. See the ACOG range.
What is the RMR footprint?
The Trijicon RMR's mounting pattern is the most widely supported in the industry, so a huge range of optics and slide cuts are built to it — see everything cut for that pattern, or the RMR versus RMSc comparison if you are matching an optic to a pistol.
Can I use a Trijicon red dot for deer stalking?
What may be used on deer is set separately from firearms law and varies across Britain. Read red dot sights and deer stalking in the UK and check your own conditions before choosing.
