Trijicon

Trijicon traces its beginnings to 1981, when Glyn Bindon began bringing the tritium-illuminated Armson OEG to the United States. In 1985, he introduced the Spectrum Riflescope and Bright & Tough Night Sights. The Trijicon name combines “tritium” with “icon,” reflecting the illumination technology and sight-picture focus behind the business.

The company’s product history includes the introduction of the ACOG in 1987, followed by families such as AccuPoint, RMR, VCOG, MRO, Credo, Huron, Tenmile, and Ascent. Trijicon describes its broader work as developing aiming systems for varied lighting conditions across riflescopes, red-dot sights, electro-optics, and iron sights.

Alastor Armory’s current Trijicon selection spans optics and sights plus mounts and optic accessories. The selection includes rifle scopes, red-dot and reflex sights, a red-dot magnifier, night sights, scope rings, and an optic lens-cover accessory. Availability, reticle, magnification, firearm fit, mounting dimensions, and included components vary by product and should be confirmed on each product page.