Where were you when you realized that Trijicon's now deceased founder decided that sights be inscribed their sights with biblical verses? Was listening to a video on the RX06 in the background when I heard the guy say "scriptures." Immediately was confused why he would be taking about scripture during a reflex sight review, so I tabbed back in and payed attention to what he was saying.
Apparently this is something Trijicon did and still does for their civilian sights, and now I am infinitely more interested in buying one then I was just hours ago. Also; >(((Weinstein)))
What happened that made you realize? You find out yourself, did someone show you, or was the controversy actually happening?
Lucas Williams
it was in 2014 so none of them had references anymore as far as i know, but one of the DIs mentioned it and I verified it on boot leave.
Josiah Morris
>Some Christian organizations spoke out against the practice ((()))
Jonathan Rodriguez
>Apparently this is something Trijicon did and still does for their civilian sights That's pretty neat, not gonna lie. Even if I'm not super religious myself I can respect a man's devotion.
Jaxson Long
I've known for years now. It's not even some kind of huge secret, although a lot of the government contracts asked them to remove it going forward as a matter of policy.
Media made a big brundlefuck about it, but realistically most servicemen don't care or even find it vaguely comforting. At the end of the day Trijicon has a superb reputation because of the quality of their products, which is more important than anything you think of their religious ideas.
Josiah Price
>controvetsy How is this controvetsial.
Justin Green
it could be construed as an endorsement of Christianity by a government that is supposed to remain impartial and 100% secular.
