4x ACOG Scope

4x ACOG Scope
Details
Attachable Weapons	UMP9, AKM, M16A4, M416, SCAR-L, SKS, S12K, M249, Kar98k, M24, AWM, KRISS Vector, Groza, SKS, Mk14 EBR‎, Mini 14, DP-28, AUG A3, SLR, Crossbow, QBZ95, QBU, Beryl M762, Mk47, G36C, MP5K
Capacity	15
Type	Attachment
4.21x Magnification (19° FOV)

The 4x ACOG Scope is a sight type attachment in BATTLEGROUNDS.

Summary

The ACOG scope allows for the user to engage targets at medium to long ranges. With a built in rangefinder, and its 4x zoom, the ACOG scope is one of the most useful attachments a player can come across, as such it is highly recommended to take it, even if you do not have a weapon that can accept it.

As of the Miramar update, the 4x, along with Red Dot Sight and Holographic Sight, no longer have adjustable zeroing distance, setting the gun to a fixed 100 meter zero.

It should be noted that while the name of this attachment would imply 4x magnification, because it magnifies the field of view down to 19° instead of 20°, this means that with the minimum field of view setting of 80°, the magnification power of this optic is actually closer to 4.21x.

Trivia

• The ACOG Scope is based on the Trijicon TA31F 4x32 BAC ACOG scope.
  • The reticle used in-game for 5.56mm rifles is identical in appearance to that used on the TA31F scope. Curiously it has self illumination down to the 700 meter point of impact line - a feature not present in any of the chevron-based reticle options for the 4x32 fiber optic-illuminated scopes.
  • The reticle used for the 7.62mm automatic rifles is based on that used in the TA50-C-400238 3x24 ACOG scope.
  • The reticle used for submachine guns, designated marksman rifles and sniper rifles, while not an exact reproduction, bears a strong resemblance to the one used in the TA31-CH 4x32 BAC ACOG scope.
• The QR code on the side of the scope is a link to the PUBG Twitter account.

Gallery

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  Reticle used for 5.56mm weapons and Crossbow.

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  Reticle used for 7.62mm assault rifles.

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  Reticle used for SMGs, non-5.56mm DMRs and sniper rifles.

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  Easter Egg, the QR code on the side of the scope.