PS Magazine - TB 43-PS-671

PS, The Preventative Maintenance Monthly

ISSUE 671

OCTOBER 2008
PS Magazine - TB 43-PS-671 - Page 11 of 33
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PS 671
OCT 08
Radiation Warning
The ACOG contains a small amount of tritium gas.
If the tritium source breaks or no longer illuminates,
notify the local radiation safety ofFcer immediately.
Anyone who has handled an ACOG with a
broken tritium source should wash thoroughly with
non-abrasive soap and lukewarm water. Anyone
handling the damaged ACOG should wear rubber
or latex gloves. The ACOG and gloves should then
be double-wrapped in plastic and put in a sealed
container labeled “BROKEN TRITIUM DEVICE–DO
NOT OPEN”.
The safety ofFcer should contact Trijicon for
shipping instrucitons for the damaged ACOG. Call
(800) 388-0563.
1.
Adjustor caps, NSN 5340-01-527-7104
2.
Adjuster caps O-ring,
3.
LFU/ARD assembly (includes LFU,
ARD, adapter and retaining band),
4.
TA51 mount screws,
5.
MIL-STD-1913 mount,
6.
Lens cleaning tool,
7.
M16A2 thumbscrew kit
(includes thumbscrew, washer,
special washer, and O-ring),
8.
Soft case (MOLLE, brown),
9.
Neoprene scope coat,
M16A4 Rifle, M4/M4A1 Carbine, M249 Machine Gun…
Help for ACOG
Is Here!
if you’re using the acog
(advanced combat optical
gunsight) with your m16a4
rifle or m4 carbine or
m249 machine gun, you’ve
probably been wondering
how to replace missing
or broken parts.
wonder no
more!
on the next
page are the
parts and
their nsns
that can be
replaced
by your
armorer…
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
2
I’m leaking
radioactive
tritium!
well, looks
like you’re
done
for,
mr. acog.
your thumb
screw has
disappeared.
hold your horses!
you can
replace
my
thumb screw!
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