Trijicon TR23

Bill Maylor · #1 08-12-2010, 12:37 AM

Any body shooting the new TrijiconTR23? What do you think of the scopes?ProVSCons? I red the product review and it was a very good review I thought. I got to ask these q's befor I buy a new scope. Any one know about the warranty. Are they built to CLICK

.?Thanks Bill Maylor..

Bill Maylor · #2 08-12-2010, 09:31 PM

Got a TR232 on the way

. Be here next week. I want the clean glass and the repeatable terrace. I dont know to do with the yellow dot

I will need some help with that.
Bill Maylor..

ICANHITHIMMAN · #3 08-13-2010, 10:05 AM

Bill

I almost picked this scope based on my past dealing's with Trijicon. They are the best company I have EVERY delt with as far as standing behind there products.

I used there ACOG scopes in Iraq and Afghanistan and I can say with out any dought in my mind there is nothing better. The things are bullet proof and will still work when droped, when the glass is cracked, when they have holes in them, When the bells are bent they never lost there zero ever. You just mail them the scope and they fix it no questions asked you will have it back in a week.

I didnt pick the TR23 beacuse it has from what I have heard only 40 MOA of internal adjustment and that just wasent enough for what I shoot. If in the future Trijicon ups the internal adjustment range I will be mounting one on my rifle.

Please let ME know how the scope works for you.

Jon

Bill Maylor · #4 08-13-2010, 12:40 PM

Thanks for the reply. I did consider the 40MOA adjustment, but this scope will sit on my 257WBY shooting 500 yds or less. Most of the time less and I wanted the adv of a mil dot for sizing and ranging quickly. These deer in FL can disappear as quick as you can spot them. Thanks Bill Maylor.

ejd049 · #5 08-17-2010, 05:43 PM

Get a 20 moa base and you should be good up to 1000.

Bill Maylor · #6 08-17-2010, 06:12 PM

The Tr23 showed up today. It looks like a very well made scope. It is a very clear. The yellow dot is visible in the sun. I was not sure if it would be. When the sun starts to go down I will be doing some comparing with a NF an a Zeiss. I wont be able to mount and shoot yet. I am still recovering from shoulder surgery

. I also want to rebed my rifle. However I can still look and play. I will let you know how it looks when the sun goes down. I already have some Talley 1 piece base and rings. If I decide to shoot farther I will get a 20MOA base and some new rings.
Bill Maylor..

Sako7STW · #7 08-17-2010, 06:14 PM

No need to adjust on a .257 WBY out to 500. Put it at the top of the back and they will drop. Thing is a laser beam out to there with 100-110 gr bullets which are perfect for deer in that gun! Just zero it at 300 and your good to go.

Looked through a TR-23 a few weeks back and super impressed. I personally want more of the reticle lighted so going different direction but it was great.