Pro Patrol Rifle Optic 30mm Red Dot Sight
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Pro Patrol Rifle Optic 30mm Red Dot Sight Short Description
12841 Features: -Red dot sight.-Always red.-Turn it on for up to 3 years using one single battery.-No need to fumble with switches prior to use.-2 Minute of angle red dot for accurate target engagement at all distances.-In service date and battery change date reminders makes inventory tracking and maintenance easy.-Enhanced speed on target and increased first shot hit probability when compared to iron sights and magnified scopes.-Compatible with all generations of night vision devices.-Used with aimpoint 3X magnifiers and concealed engagement unit.-Hard anodized aluminum alloy housing.-Rugged enough for real world conditions and waterproof to 150 feet.-Threaded front lens opening allows use of screw in anti reflection device (ARD).-Front and rear flip covers keep lenses clean.-Transparent rear flip cover allows use of the sight (with both eyes open) even with both covers closed in an emergency.-Battery and adjustment cap retainer straps means you will never lose your pieces.-Modular mount set up for use on flat top AR15, M4 carbine and M16 rifles (Adapter available for carry handle mounting).-Removable spacer.-Remove for use on shotguns and sub guns.-QRP2 rail grabber mount. Snap knob three times for a perfect mount.-Will not deform your rail like many other mounts.-Recessed lens openings helps prevent against impact damage, fingerprints and scratches.-Law enforcement carbines, rifles, shotguns and submachineguns.-Optical data.-Red dot size: 2 MOA.-Eye relief: Unlimited.-Optical surfaces: All surfaces anti reflex coated, multi layer coated objective lens.-Magnification: 1X Electronic data.-Battery: DL 1/3N.-Battery life: 3 Years continuous at setting 7.-Dot intensity regular: Rotary switch.-Adjustment: 1 Click = 0.5” at 100 yards.-Temp range: 50 – 160F.-Water resistance, submersible to 150 feet.-Ring dial. Includes: -Mounting method: QRP2 mount for M1913 standard picatinny rail, and spacer for AR15/M4 carbine application included, environmental data. Color/Finish
Pro Patrol Rifle Optic 30mm Red Dot Sight Key Features
- ? Always ready – always on. Turn it on for up to 3 years using one single battery. No need to fumble with switches prior to use.
- ? 2 minute of angle red dot for accurate target engagement at all distances.
- ? In service date and battery change date reminders makes inventory tracking and maintenance easy.
- ? Enhanced speed on target and increased first shot hit probability when compared
- Compatible with all generations of night vision devices and may be used with Aimpoint 3X Magnifier and Concealed Engagement unit.
List Price: $ 440.00
Price: $ 499.00
Aimpoint has redesigned its popular Comp M4 to be more rugged, easier to adjust and it uses a more available AA battery.
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31 of 31 people found the following review helpful I’d do it all over again., July 26, 2012 By Dustin D (Austin, TX United States) – This review is from: Pro Patrol Rifle Optic 30mm Red Dot Sight (Misc.) The AimPoint PRO offers a lot and that’s why I purchased it for my AR. The PRO comes attached to a decent mount, has flip-up lens covers, offers several regular and nightvision brightness options, and has a claimed battery life of 3 years. In the box I received the optic, with flip-up caps and mount already attached, a battery, a battery replacement reminder sticker, an allen key for the mount, and a set of instruction booklets.The mount on the AimPoint PRO utilizes a torque-limiting knob. Simply attach it to a picatinny rail and twist the knob until it clicks 3 times. At this point you have reached the optimum tightness, leaving your optic secured firmly to the rail without causing rail damage. I’ve removed my PRO several times for cleaning. There are small areas where the finish of the rail is slightly scuffed, but I’d say that’s about on par for any mount. I have had zero problems with the mount shifting during use. Also the mount includes a spacer that can be removed. For me, the height seemed perfect with the spacer in place. There are two things I dislike about this mount, the size of the knob and the direction of twist to tighten it down. The size complaint is pretty self explanatory. You can see by the product image that it’s a large knob and it sticks out past the optic tube. The direction complaint is probably a personal problem, but when forcing the optic forward in it’s groove on the rail, and tightening it down with the knob, it tends to move backward so that the optic isn’t seated all the way forward in it’s groove. It’s managable, but can be tedious.The flip-up lens covers are a nice feature because they keep dust off of the glass while in storage. What I like most about these covers is that the rear one has a clear insert so that you can still see the red dot. The optic can be kept with covers down, yet you can aim without having to flip up the covers. Since the battery life is 3 years, it is recommended that the dot always be left on. With the optics red dot always on, and the ability to use the optic with the covers down, this optic is prefect for an emergency situation where you don’t have a lot of time to adjust your gear.The PRO does have several brightness settings to choose from, including settings to be used with nightvision devices. I do not own any nightvision products, but the regular brightness settings cover a wide spectrum, allowing a dim dot at night, and a very bright dot in daylight. The adjustments for windage and elevation are pretty standard, in that they require a coin or flat-head screwdriver to adjust. Each click is 0.5 MOA. The adjustment dials are protected by screw-on caps that contain rubber o-rings, to protect against moisture damage. The battery compartment is protected the same way, and the three caps (windage, elevation, battery) are attached together via a rubber strap, to prevent loss. The AimPoint webpage claims that the PRO is submersible to 150 feet. I doubt that I’ll ever test that feature, but it’s nice to know that dust can simply be rinsed away.I’ve had this optic off a few times, and it’s been to the range quite a bit. It’s been great so far, only requiring minor adjustments at the range after re-mounting (to be expected). It has never lost zero otherwise. AimPoint offers a 10 year warranty on products not used in competition and 2 years for those used in competition, should you need it. Help other customers find the most helpful reviews Was this review helpful to you? | Comment
19 of 19 people found the following review helpful AIMpoint PRO, May 11, 2012 By IndianaMan – Amazon Verified Purchase(What’s this?) This review is from: Pro Patrol Rifle Optic 30mm Red Dot Sight (Misc.) The AIMpoint PRO came as described. I did a lot of research on this product and many other Red Dots Sights and found that the features and price where best suited for my requirements. The AIMpoint PRO has a lot of the same features of the COMP M4 models at a more affordable price. Solid construction, multiple red dot settings, and compatible with a night vision add-on for future modifications. I also liked that it has the lens covers with the visible back for any emergency uses that may require a faster reaction time. Long battery life and easy to mount also, this was a good purchase IMO. I chose the AIMpoint PRO over the EOTech, but both are solid performers. Help other customers find the most helpful reviews Was this review helpful to you? | Comments (3)
11 of 11 people found the following review helpful Great product., July 20, 2012 By Jayme R M – Amazon Verified Purchase(What’s this?) This review is from: Pro Patrol Rifle Optic 30mm Red Dot Sight (Misc.) I wasn’t sure if I would like shooting with holographic sights on my AR, so I first bought a cheaper version ($80 off brand) and I loved it…while it lasted (about 6 months). I did a lot of research on both the Aimpoint and EO Tech sights, but in the end I liked the controls and incredible battery life the Aimpoint offered better. I am a firm believer that you get what you pay for and this sight is worth every penny. Help other customers find the most helpful reviews Was this review helpful to you? | Comment
Sweet. I actually already? ordered the M4s on a Larue mount. Thanks.
greater fov, no battery compartment blocking your? situational awarness
Besides personal preference, is there any reason to get the? M4s over the M4?
Yes, tricked? out w/ what looks like Magpul Furniture
i wanna see that flashbang test too bro. and? i wish this aimpooint guy would do some more videos
Is that the M4? Carbine?
where can i get that cover he has on his? comp m4?
The 8 years is a PROJECTED lifespan. The sight is not even 8 years old? so there is no way to prove it.
And I doubt that they include the natural degradation of a AA battery over 8 years in their calculations.
Then again, I have never heard of someone running out batteries on one of these…
T1 vs? m4s
Its true, even w/ the older Aimpoint compm3 my dad used for 8 years roughly and he never turned it off lol it just died? like 3 months ago
8 years?? ya right
Where can I find one in Flat Dark Earth? I? can’t find one anywhere…
Acog vs Aimpoint? reliability test… Who would win?
I vote acog.