Trijicon, one of the most recognizable American manufacturers of various gun sights, starts 2024 by presenting three new products intended for people shooting at all ranges: the Tenmile® HX 5-25x50, the Credo® 1-10x28 and the Credo® HX 1-10x28.
Trijicon Tenmile® HX 5-25x50 is a scope with a 30 mm tube. It is made of durable aircraft grade aluminum and equipped with high-quality optics with a multi-layer coating, which ensures excellent image brightness and faithful color reproduction.
The product uses a first focal plane reticle calibrated in MOA, which allows to forget about the need to make additional calculations when changing the magnification. In its very center there is a dot illuminated in two colors (red or green, 5 levels each). There is an OFF position between each brightness setting.
Among other features that affect the comfort and range of use this sight, it is worth mentioning a lever that makes it easier to adjust the magnification (with the possibility of changing its placement), as well as towers with a zero stop function. Thanks to the latter, after setting the sight for a specific weapon, the shooter can set this settings as a default one, which speeds up its subsequent correction and return to the initial setting. It is also possible to order towers with personalized markings, e.g. related to specific shooting ranges.
The full technical specifications of the new sight are as follows:
Trijicon Credo® 1-10x28 and Trijicon Credo® HX 1-10x28 are LPVOs and the main difference between them is the unit in which the reticle and adjustment are calibrated: MRAD for the Credo® and MOA for the Credo® HX. Similarly to the previously described scope, those two also focus on a durable design and high-quality lenses which, combined with other functionalities, will currently make these the flagship LPVO products in the manufacturer's portfolio.
The tube in this model has a diameter of 34 mm and the Segmented Circle Enhanced Reticle is illuminated in two colors (with an OFF position between subsequent levels) and is placed in the optical foreground.
Both also have a lever that facilitate magnification adjustment, with the possibility of changing its position, as well as turrets with the zero stop function.
The technical specifications of both scopes is as follows:
The new sights are priced at 2,190USD for the Tenmile HX® 5-25x50 complete with a sun visor, flip-up caps and cover, and 2,150 USD for the Trijicon Credo® 1-10x28 with the HX version with the optics cover and case included.
Source: Trijicon
