Trijicon has been defining hard-use thermal optics since 2017. Now, we are proud to introduce the next evolution. The REAP-IR®-50 features a brand-new proprietary Trijicon® Thermal Core, setting the American standard in thermal performance. Built for those who demand more from their thermal optic, the REAP-IR-50 delivers enhanced resolution through a 1280x1024 full-color display and an ultra-high-resolution thermal sensor with a 12-micron pixel pitch. Its aircraft-grade aluminum housing is built for hard use, while intuitive controls and a suite of advanced features give users the flexibility to configure the optic to their needs. Record on recoil. Multiple display options. Reticles and zoom levels. Ballistic profiles. Live remote viewing. And an available laser rangefinder (LRF) model. The next generation of thermal optics is here.

Designed, machined, and built in the USA for hard use. REAP-IR-50.

From the mountains to the open country, Trijicon riflescopes deliver the clarity, reliability, and precision hunters depend on. Built to perform in the field, they help you make the most of every opportunity outdoors.

For landowners, ranchers, and farmers, the REAP-IR-50 provides the thermal capability to monitor property, check livestock, and identify activity after dark. Built for the demands of working land, it brings another level of visibility when daylight is gone.

The Trijicon AccuPoint® 1-8x expands its lineup with the addition of a standard green dot duplex reticle, giving hunters and shooters another option to suit their setup and preferences. The new duplex reticle with illuminated center dot offers a clear uncluttered field of view, excellent low light performance, and a design that naturally draws the eye for fast acquisition. Combined with the AccuPoint’s battery-free illumination system, it brings together straightforward functionality and dependable performance in the field. Different preferences. Different applications. The same commitment to helping you make the most of every opportunity. Trijicon AccuPoint®. Clarity, confidence, and capability from the first light to the last.

Red dot sights like the MRO SD or MRO HD are becoming more popular for bird hunting because they are designed to be high-contrast and allow the hunter to remain target-focused. Have you also adopted this, or are you sticking to tracking the target with the rib or bead?

Excellent light transmission. Pinpoint accuracy. Uncompromised durability. Trijicon Tenmile.

No batteries to charge. No batteries to replace. The AccuPoint’s fiber optics and tritium provide battery-free illumination, so you can spend less time thinking about your optic and more time focused on the hunt.

There is a certain peace found in the places where the noise fades, the pace slows, and there is nothing left to do but take it all in.

Josh from Trijicon takes us through the gear he brought to the NRL Hunter Paloma Challenge. From the essentials to the equipment he trusted on the range, here’s a look at what made the trip and why each piece earned a place in his kit.

The fields, the mountains, the wetlands, and everywhere in between, Trijicon supports those who pursue nature and all of its wonders. From the first light of the morning to the last mile home, time spent outdoors is measured in more than distance or achievement. It is about the places we explore, the experiences we share, and the moments that stay with us long after the day is over. Trijicon optics are made to support the pursuit, wherever it leads.

Ultralight. A goal many mountain hunters have. The battery-free AccuPoint helps with that.

Long walks are as good for the soul as they are for the body.

The pursuit gives meaning to the distance.

The season will be here before we know it. Are you getting prepped?

For the NRL Hunter Paloma Challenge match, we sent a seasoned competitor and a complete newcomer into the field to see how they would stack up against the terrain, the stages, and the clock. What followed was a weekend of questionable plans, improvised solutions, plenty of learning, and the occasional reminder that knowing how to shoot long-range and knowing what your teammate is doing are two completely different things. Watch the full video on the Trijicon YouTube channel to see how it all went down. Special thanks to the @NRLhunter organization for putting on such a great event.

It's right around the corner and we cannot wait.

Rear tripod as a shooting position. Incredibly stable, but not often seen outside the dedicated PRS world. How often are you practicing this position?

Worth the climb.

Every shot starts with a foundation. A stable position. A solid connection. A precision platform built to perform. What does your precision setup look like?