SIG SAUER TANGO6T 1-6x24mm 30mm Tube Second Focal Plane / F2 Durable IPX-8 Waterproof Fogproof Flat Dark Earth Hunting Riflescope with FL-6 Hellfire Illuminated Reticle - Throw Lever Included
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- TANGO6T SCOPE - Especially selected, the TANGO6T FFP is available in the commercial market; Designed for today's common rifles and bolt action platforms, this scope is the ideal solution for CQB / mid-range tactical engagements, 3 Gun competitions, and hunting
- ILLUMINATED RETICLE - The scope with 6x Super-Zoom Advanced Optical System features the first focal plane design and glass-etched illuminated reticle with 9 Daylight / 2 NV light options and a locking illumination dial; So you can deal with any light condition
- CONSTRUCTION - The TANGO6T F1 is complete with our HDX optical system for extreme clarity and low-light performance & has a laser engraved mounting line to align the riflescope to scope rings; Dependable waterproof (IPX-8 rated) and fog-proof performance
- ULTIMATE LENSES - This scope features SpectraCoat (lens coatings) for superior light transmission, LensArmor (abrasion-resistant lens coatings) for extreme durability ensuring the lenses stay sharp, bright, and clear & LenShield (oleophobic coating) for a clean sight image
- SIG SAUER TECHNOLOGIES - Electro-Optics industrial design inspired by our legendary guns; Slide serrations & grip checkering add function to the form of all SIG SAUER electro-optics; This riflescope with fiber-optic power indicator perfectly performs through any light
Brand: Sig Sauer
Color: Flat Dark Earth
Style: DWLR6 Reticle - F1 Illuminated Reticle
Sport: Tactical
Item Weight: 2 Pounds
Material: Glass
Magnification Maximum: 6.00
Objective Lens Diameter: 20 Millimeters
Magnification Minimum: 1 x
Compatible Devices: Rifle
Brand: Sig Sauer
Color: Flat Dark Earth
Style: DWLR6 Reticle - F1 Illuminated Reticle
Sport: Tactical
Item Weight: 2 Pounds
Material: Glass
Magnification Maximum: 6.00
Objective Lens Diameter: 20 Millimeters
Magnification Minimum: 1 x
Compatible Devices: Rifle
Mounting Type: Integral Mount
Night vision: Yes
Model Name: Tango6T Rifle Scope, 1-6X24MM, 30MM, FFP, DWLR6
Manufacturer: Sig Sauer
UPC: 798681613786
Item Package Dimensions L x W x H: 13.43 x 8.19 x 4.13 inches
Package Weight: 1.01 Kilograms
Item Dimensions LxWxH: 34.29 x 20.32 x 11.18 inches
Brand Name: Sig Sauer
Suggested Users: unisex-adult
Number of Items: 1
Part Number: SOT61239
Included Components: Tango6T Rifle Scope, 1-6X24MM, 30MM, FFP, DWLR6
Date First Available: January 6, 2021
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But what your paying for is the name the ruggedness the size lastly Anwrican designed assembled in Japan..Sound crazy many if the best brands out there are the same and btw have military contracts trijicon is one of them. Sure the expensive vcog and acog ate made in the USA but your paying for 3 things that are very important. Technology that is cutting edge at the time notice that nothing they make now is so their prices can drop almost 1000. 2 You are paying for American working hours and the guarantee that it will be taken back if broke and they do come broken sometimes. 3rd your paying for the name. They know this that's why the military members get huge discounts. Those who arent get riled off. Now the Tango 4 had issues and was well over priced. So why did they pick this particular lvpo. Unlike it's military counterparts it's second focal plane which isn't really ideal but it can help make those really long shots with an M4 Carbine. Is it really even made in Germany who knows possibly it certaiy cost as much as a german handgun. Let's go over it's pros semi light weight compared to many in it's area. Slightly shorter as well. The mount is great but I dont think it even comes with one. They bolts which if u have a small ket u can lock it on tight. I wish they would have made thumb screws that are lighter and smaller. The coating was made for dessert environments for proof water proof scratch proof dust proof to an extent just like everything else. Was it better then my OPmod Vortex Strike Eagle 1x6....not 4 times better I can tell you that it's slightly lighter and shorter which ok I'll give them that and maybe it's a bit more durable but to this day I havent found a 1x6 as good as the strike Eagle terms of price and overall value. Infact I look at my Night Force and in head it's short and light but I wish it had better eye Relief. I dont know why they couldnt have made it a bit thicker. With that being said listen if you have 1300 to spend and you want the best 1x6 lvpo out there tbe Vortex Razor gen 2 is absolutely king. it's pricey but they have reasons why. Like clarity the tunnel looms like a razor thin edge. Life time warranty just as good as the gen 3 razor that is 1x10 you might see a bit farther but it's really very similar u have bo idea how much the army is spending in each one of these we know that it's in the 10 million dollar range and I'm guessing with that price each one may come out to cost 200 to 300 dollars. Per unit. This is a good thing because that means there will be many of these for along time. They expect these to last as long as acogs. Also this means thousands of soldiers will learn to operate with the second focal plane. Which makes you adjust the elevation more then if you were using ffp. My guess is for GI give them something easier to use. With ffp you still need to understand your object is larger away even though your dot grew over him so you must adjust accordingly. Or u can rely on the bukket drop compensation lines and feet hash Mark's which might be easier. Most of the time these guys are on 1.5 or 3x in battle with that being said I would still choose ffp. So my opinion is this. To issue something made in the us with the same standards as our elite class would cost them way too much for that many Night Forces or vcogs. Plus gates the thing eotech has a product line called credo made in Japan so the price is exactly the same. So why go with Sig? Answer factory space and overall cost to us uts the same but probably to the military there getting them at a much cheaper price then theres size it's a bit smaller and in sure lighter but it's strange because yes we love their side arms but their optics were never considered top tier. 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Reviewed in the United States on November 26, 2020 by Matt long