Trijicon Bundles Its Credo 1-10x LPVO With the RCR Red Dot

Trijicon has combined two of its proven optics into a single, ready-to-mount package, giving shooters a close-range-to-long-range solution without the hassle of sourcing and pairing components themselves. The new Credo 1-10x28 and RCR Combo brings together the respected Credo first focal plane LPVO with the rugged RCR closed-emitter red dot, unified by Trijicon's Q-LOC mounting system.

As Fred Mastison reports for Athlon Outdoors, the Credo LPVO has already earned a strong reputation among shooters who need an optic that performs well at CQB distances while still holding its own at range. Its first focal plane, segmented circle-enhanced reticle is dual illuminated in red and green, giving users a fast aiming reference at low magnification and a fine illuminated dot for precision work at distance. The reticle design borrows from the Marine Corps variant used in Trijicon's VCOG, and it includes subtle wind holds for added precision when conditions call for it.

The second half of the package is the Trijicon RCR, a closed-emitter red dot built for durability. Its aluminum housing shields the emitter from weather and debris, while the 3.25 MOA red dot is sized for quick, reliable target acquisition up close. Pairing a closed-emitter design with an LPVO gives shooters a backup aiming option that holds up in harsh environments where open-emitter dots can be more vulnerable.

What ties the two optics together is Q-LOC, Trijicon's tool-free mounting technology. It's designed to provide secure rail engagement and consistent return-to-zero performance, while the accompanying accessory ring caps and adapter plates let the RCR integrate cleanly with the scope's mounting system for a streamlined, low-profile setup.

Key specs for the combo include 1-10x magnification with a 28mm objective and 34mm tube on the Credo, 0.1 MRAD adjustments, five red and five green illumination settings powered by a single CR2032 battery, and an aircraft-grade aluminum housing finished in matte black. Combined weight comes in at 31.75 oz.

This package is aimed at shooters who want one rifle setup capable of handling both close-quarters speed and extended-range precision without swapping optics or building a custom mounting solution. The Trijicon Credo 1-10x28 and RCR Combo carries an MSRP of $3,718.00. More details are available directly from Trijicon.