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Trijicon
The Trijicon AccuPoint 2.5-12.5x42mm rifle scope delivers a unique advantage that sets it apart from conventional illuminated optics: a battery-free, self-illuminating reticle powered by fiber optics and tritium. This second focal plane scope is built for hunters and shooters who demand reliability without the worry of dead batteries in the field. The green triangle post reticle provides a distinctive aiming point, while the 2.5 to 12.5 power range covers everything from close-range hunting to mid-distance precision shots.
Trijicon engineered the AccuPoint to handle genuine field use. The fully multi-coated lens system delivers edge-to-edge clarity and excellent light transmission with zero distortion—critical when conditions change fast and you need a clean sight picture. Tool-free windage and elevation adjusters let you dial in your zero and make quick corrections without fumbling for a turret key, and the design is deliberately low-profile to prevent snagging on gear or brush. An easy-focus eyepiece diopter adjusts to your vision, and the repositionable magnification lever adapts to different shooting positions and rifle setups.
The self-illuminating triangle post glows in low light naturally, without batteries to manage. That means your reticle is always visible—dawn, dusk, or overcast conditions—with one less piece of gear to maintain. Trijicon tested the AccuPoint to military standards, so it's built to endure rough handling, temperature swings, and hard use. Whether you're hunting timber, shooting at distance on a range, or working in variable light, this scope is engineered to be as tough as it is optically clean.
| Magnification | 2.5–12.5x |
| Objective Lens Diameter | 42mm |
| Reticle Type | Green illuminated triangle post |
| Reticle Plane | Second focal plane (SFP) |
| Illumination | Battery-free (fiber optic and tritium) |
| Lens Coatings | Fully multi-coated broadband anti-reflective |
| Adjustments | Tool-free windage and elevation (no turret key required) |
| Focus Adjustment | Easy-focus eyepiece diopter |
The AccuPoint reticle uses a combination of fiber optics and tritium—a radioactive element that emits light naturally over time—to create a self-illuminating aiming point. You never need to change batteries or toggle an LED on or off; the reticle glows continuously in low light. This is different from LED-illuminated scopes and makes the AccuPoint exceptionally reliable in the field.
Yes. The 2.5–12.5x magnification range and 42mm objective make it effective for hunting at typical distances and capable of precision work at extended range. The second focal plane reticle and generous windage/elevation adjustment allow for accurate holds and dials across that power range.
The AccuPoint's illumination is self-generating and cannot be adjusted manually. The reticle brightness is constant and visible in low light, but the design relies on the natural glow of the tritium-and-fiber-optic system, not user-selectable LED settings.
In a second focal plane scope, the reticle subtensions (holdover marks) are only accurate at the scope's maximum magnification. At lower powers, the reticle appears smaller relative to the target. This design is common on versatile hunting scopes and works well for the AccuPoint's mid-range magnification band.
Trijicon
The Trijicon AccuPoint 2.5-12.5x42mm rifle scope delivers a unique advantage that sets it apart from conventional illuminated optics: a battery-free, self-illuminating reticle powered by fiber optics and tritium. This second focal plane scope is built for hunters and shooters who demand reliability without the worry of dead batteries in the field. The green triangle post reticle provides a distinctive aiming point, while the 2.5 to 12.5 power range covers everything from close-range hunting to mid-distance precision shots.
Trijicon engineered the AccuPoint to handle genuine field use. The fully multi-coated lens system delivers edge-to-edge clarity and excellent light transmission with zero distortion—critical when conditions change fast and you need a clean sight picture. Tool-free windage and elevation adjusters let you dial in your zero and make quick corrections without fumbling for a turret key, and the design is deliberately low-profile to prevent snagging on gear or brush. An easy-focus eyepiece diopter adjusts to your vision, and the repositionable magnification lever adapts to different shooting positions and rifle setups.
The self-illuminating triangle post glows in low light naturally, without batteries to manage. That means your reticle is always visible—dawn, dusk, or overcast conditions—with one less piece of gear to maintain. Trijicon tested the AccuPoint to military standards, so it's built to endure rough handling, temperature swings, and hard use. Whether you're hunting timber, shooting at distance on a range, or working in variable light, this scope is engineered to be as tough as it is optically clean.
| Magnification | 2.5–12.5x |
| Objective Lens Diameter | 42mm |
| Reticle Type | Green illuminated triangle post |
| Reticle Plane | Second focal plane (SFP) |
| Illumination | Battery-free (fiber optic and tritium) |
| Lens Coatings | Fully multi-coated broadband anti-reflective |
| Adjustments | Tool-free windage and elevation (no turret key required) |
| Focus Adjustment | Easy-focus eyepiece diopter |
The AccuPoint reticle uses a combination of fiber optics and tritium—a radioactive element that emits light naturally over time—to create a self-illuminating aiming point. You never need to change batteries or toggle an LED on or off; the reticle glows continuously in low light. This is different from LED-illuminated scopes and makes the AccuPoint exceptionally reliable in the field.
Yes. The 2.5–12.5x magnification range and 42mm objective make it effective for hunting at typical distances and capable of precision work at extended range. The second focal plane reticle and generous windage/elevation adjustment allow for accurate holds and dials across that power range.
The AccuPoint's illumination is self-generating and cannot be adjusted manually. The reticle brightness is constant and visible in low light, but the design relies on the natural glow of the tritium-and-fiber-optic system, not user-selectable LED settings.
In a second focal plane scope, the reticle subtensions (holdover marks) are only accurate at the scope's maximum magnification. At lower powers, the reticle appears smaller relative to the target. This design is common on versatile hunting scopes and works well for the AccuPoint's mid-range magnification band.
