Swiss Arms/ Aimpoint CompM4s
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I like the the T1 best on the Swiss carbine or CQB and no charging handle issues with it or the Larue mount.
Maybe but the CompM4s with the factory spacer doesn't cause any problem at all with the charging handle.
IF the T1 would be made with a 2 moa dot, I would have gone with it without any hesitation. But since it's not made, I went with the smaller dot.
What's nice with the 2 moa dot of the 4s, is that when you decrease it's visibility with the switch, it's seems like it is getting smaller, almost like a 1 moa dot. Very nice for shooting from the bench or prone at longer distances.
Hummm, not so sure...
http://www.aimpoint.com/products/aimpoint_product_lines/aimpoint_micro_t-1
Unique features for Micro T-1
Unique features of the Aimpoint Micro T-1
• Ideal for rifles, carbines, shotguns, submachineguns and handguns
• Weight 3.7 oz. (105g) including mount
• 1X (non-magnifying) parallax free optic.
• Compatible will all generations of Night Vision Devices (NVD)
• 4 night vision compatible settings and 8 daylight settings – one
extra bright for use with laser protection glasses or in bright desert sunlight.
• Integral Picatinny-style base allows easy attachment to any rail.
• Patent pending mount is keyed to the sight body to absorb recoil.
• New ACET technology allows 50,000 hours (over 5 years) of constant operation from one battery
• 4 MOA dot
• Hard anodized non-reflective finish.
• Submersible to 80 feet (25 meters)
• Precision adjustments for windage and elevation. Top of protective caps fits into holes on adjustment screws – no other tool required.
• Use as a stand alone sight or “piggybacked” on larger magnifying, thermal, or night vision optics.
I have one of these T1s, I have heard from several knowledgeable type people that its actually a 3moa dot size. I have a regular aimpoint with a 4moa and my T1 seems fractionally smaller.
What do you think about the dot size?
The T-1 is closer to 3MOA than 4MOA. For non believers during demos we put a T-1 Micro and a CompM4 (2MOA) on the same rail and turn both to normal daytime settings. You will not be able to discern a significant difference in dot size.
There was a batch of T-1s made with 2MOA dots for a military end user but that was one time run.
There was a batch of T-1s made with 2MOA dots for a military end user but that was one time run.
Was wondering, I thought you might know the answer to this. I have the T1 micro and have tried it mounted with my Gen 2+ NV Scope. I have noticed that on the lower 1-4 settins supposively for NV I get alittle bit of burn in on the NV scope afterwards from the dot, but if I try it at like settings 1 or 2 I cant see the dot at all? The tube is average on my scope and it only has a few hours on it?
Any idea on this one?
Whats really cool about the Larue LT660 is I drilled a 1/2 hole through the mount and now I can still use the factory sights looking through the hole.
I`ll try and get a picture of it this weekend. Heres one of it folded,I made the Magpul lock on the tab just like the original Swiss arms folder.
I`ll try and get a picture of it this weekend. Heres one of it folded,I made the Magpul lock on the tab just like the original Swiss arms folder.
2 moa, 3 moa, 4 moa....
I just wonder why Aimpoint says it's a 4 moa when users find it's smaller than that. There must be a reason for that...?
All I can say is that I like the M4s and it will probably come with me overseas somewhere in 2010. Too bad I won't be able to bring my SIG as a back up with real mag.
I'll have to rely, I think, on the RCMP'S ####ty S&W....
I just wonder why Aimpoint says it's a 4 moa when users find it's smaller than that. There must be a reason for that...?
All I can say is that I like the M4s and it will probably come with me overseas somewhere in 2010. Too bad I won't be able to bring my SIG as a back up with real mag.
I'll have to rely, I think, on the RCMP'S ####ty S&W....
