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Posted: 9/1/2002 11:31:05 PM EDT
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It really depends on what situations you are going to use the ACOG. The primary purpose of the ACOG is to prevent glint off of the objective lens of the scope and thereby avoid detection by the enemy. So the trade off is a brighter sight picture vs. being discovered and shot. IMO it would be a valuable accessory to have on hand for the coming times.
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Posted: 9/3/2002 11:34:14 PM EDT
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The killflash does darken the light transmission going into the scope. Unless you want a round going into the scope, the killflash is a good addition to have for the ACOG.
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