Trijicon TA66 Tenebraex killFLASH Anti-Reflection Device for 3.5×35 ACOG Scope
$56.15
Description
Trijicon TA66 Tenebraex kill FLASH Anti Reflection Device fits Trijicon 3.5×35 ACOG Scopes. Specifications for Trijicon TA66 Tenebraex killFLASH Anti-Reflection Device for 3.5×35 ACOG Scope: Manufacturer: Trijicon Color: Black Package Contents: ScopeCoat Tenebraex kill-FLASH AntiReflection Device for Trijicon ACOG 3.5×35 Sight
Reviews (6)
Legacy Reviewer –
You should always install a killflash, if nothing else it will protect your lens from damage.Pros: one piece design, easy to installCons: A bit hard to clean, canned air works best
Legacy Reviewer –
It's a good product, but cheap, while being expensive. OpticsPlanet has it for a good price but Trijicon wants 45 bucks for this thing, and that's a little excessive. Yes, it works well, yes, you might need one on a two-way range, but dang if it doesn't feel like "you're not getting your money's worth" due to the plastic and lightweight construction.Pros: Works as advertised, easy to put on an ACOG, cannot see the honeycombs with proper cheekweldCons: It's expensive, considering it's mostly plastic, feels kinda cheap, isn't locked on "securely", just snapped on the end.
Legacy Reviewer –
Another great Trijicon Product!Pros: Product works as advertisedCons: Slight rattle when attached
Matteo –
Appears and works as intended. I dont plan on beating up my ACOG so I couldnt tell you what happens when it takes a dive, however, it appears to be legit. The ARD is good idea if you want to hide your glare or scope flash. It pretty much vanishes once aiming the weapon as it was intended, so you can only see the lines when looking from an alternate or non aiming view. This along with some blue locktite on your TA51 or even an alternate mount are good ideas for the ACOG platform regardless of designation TA31,33,11.
Legacy Reviewer –
This works great to eliminate lense reflection and from the shooters perspective you can't even tell that it is installed. If you have a Trijicon ACOG 3.5×35 you need this device.Pros: Works well and Easy to Install
Sean –
I bought this then saw all the wining about how it’s loose, poor quality etc. and I was like $&@! What did I just buy. I have a 4×24 acog and I have one for it and it works a little differently it gets rubber banded on it and is very nice. This one clips on to the end of the scope and it moves around a very little bit. Not enough rattle that if you were walking through the woods it’s “gonna give you away.” But I found it was well made but still expensive (for what it is) but does what it’s supposed to do. For those worried about a rattle get a little black dum dum. It’s an automotive glue/sealant and the best way I can explain it is it’s like bubble gum. And stick it between the the two side clip on points. I’m not because I don’t think it’s that bad. And secondly if you spend 1200+ on an acog lose the ta51 Mount and get a Larue tactical Qd mount for like 110. Well worth it. I could never understand how trijicon could make such a superior sight and put those dumb tighten knobs on it. Hopes this helps. I have one on both my 4×24 and 3.5×35 and both of them have the tennbraex and larue mount I wouldn’t do it any other way!