mikey200134Excellent condition TA11. Glass is flawless, body is exceptionally clean, tritium is bright, and the fiber-optic tube is perfect. This thing is about as close to new as you’re going to find without buying one new. The TA11 is basically the Goldilocks ACOG. You get the legendary durability and battery-free illumination ACOGs are known for, but with much more forgiving eye relief than some of the shorter ACOG models. It’s fast, comfortable to get behind, and it works equally well on a 5.56 rifle or something with a little more attitude like a .308. This one has the .223 chevron reticle, which is probably my favorite ACOG setup. The tip of the chevron gives you a very precise aiming point, the chevron itself is fast to pick up at closer distances, and you still get the built-in BDC for shooting farther out. It’s a really good balance of speed and precision. And durability? It’s an ACOG. These things are basically nuke-proof. If the apocalypse kicks off and I’m hunting zombies through the smoking ruins of civilization, a TA11 with a piggyback red dot is probably going to outlive me, the rifle, and most of the cockroaches. The Twinkies may still have it beat. No scratched glass. No beat-up housing. No suspicious “this was definitely used by Special Forces” story. Just a ridiculously clean TA11. No box. $700 shipped. If you want an optic that doesn’t need batteries, doesn’t care about rain, mud, recoil, or apparently the collapse of modern society, here you go.
