WTS / WTT Aimpoint Red Dot Scope

SOLD!

Greeting folks, giving TW members first chance at this, If not sold in a week, It will go to AR15.com.

The Aimpoint CompM4 & CompM4s Red Dot Sight. Not mine, Originally, However It was given to me as collateral for $750 owed (since I covered a friends expenses in vegas). A year and some change later I think it's safe to sell it and get some of that money back, I don't have a rifle anyways.

This is the real deal, not a replica, If you aren't satisfied with the scope when you get It send it back. Not a problem. I'm not in a rush to sell this, but I'm always down to buy new Taco stuff

That being said, If you have anything to trade, shoot me an offer. I'll take all offers into consideration (tail lights, light bars, CO's, UCA's, whateva)
I just have no use for a moth#$%^& scope since I have no motha#$%^&* gun. It is pretty cool to turn on from time to time though lol

$SOLD!!d

Here are pics, and the technical aspects of this unit if you don't know them already.

~ Happy Trailing!

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Aimpoint CompM4 sights are the finest sights that Aimpoint has ever produced. The improved energy efficiency provides up to 8 years of continuous use from a single AA battery! Aimpoint CompM4 sights incorporate an integral mount that eliminates the need for a separate ring and can be customized with vertical and forward spacers to fit a variety of firearms. They can also be used by hunters and sport shooters that need night vision compatibility. CompM4 sights are available in two versions. The two versions are identical except that the CompM4 offers a high battery compartment, while the CompM4S offers a low battery compartment. The Aimpoint CompM4 is now the latest version of the US Army's M68 CCO (Close-Combat Optic), continuing a legacy that Aimpoint has maintained since 1997. The performance of the CompM4 sights is optimized for use with all generations of Night Vision Devices (NVDs), but is especially suited for 3rd generation night vision technology. Aimpoint's unique band-pass coating on the front lens reflects select frequencies of red light at near 100% efficiency in order to give the highest possible dot brightness with the smallest amount of energy while transmitting nearly 100% of light in the Infrared and near-infrared part of the spectrum to provide the clearest, brightest image possible when used with a 3rd generation NVD. With 7 NVD-compatible brightness settings and 9 Daylight settings including one extra-bright setting, the CompM4 and CompM4S are ready for use around the clock.

Technical Information: Aimpoint CompM4 and CompM4S

Internal voltage regulator allows the CompM4 to be used with any AA size battery
Seven night vision compatible settings and 9 daylight settings
QRP2 mount has twice the clamping force of the original QRP, and the mounting knob is wider and shorter to improve operation, and lessen the chance of becoming snagged on other gear
Mount base is "keyed" into to the body of the sight to absorb recoil
Mount base screws directly into the sight - no separate sight ring is required
2 MOA dot for close combat and long distance engagement
Matches perfectly with Aimpoint 3XMag, (magnifier module)
Unequalled light transmission
Submersible to 150 feet (45 meters)
Vertical spacer included
Standardized as the US Army's new M68CCO
Improved adjustment caps are easier to remove, and are protected against impact
Dimensions (in inches): 5.3 (l) x 3 (w) x 2.8 (h)
Weight: 9.3 oz sight only, 11.8 oz with integrated mount
Includes bikini style lens cover and removable ARD.





More Info on this piece at http://www.midwayusa.com/product/97...1x-2-moa-dot-with-picatinny-style-mount-matte




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No lens scratches! Metal, Sure It has a few. Not a lot, but a few. Let me see If I can dig up a pic of it's worst side.

 

Bump for a bad ass scope! I have the Comp M2 and this same M4 and it is amazing! GLWS.

 

Thanks Andy!
I was gonna say painting it would look pretty cool, esp in some camo.

Here's a couple side shots with most of the scratches in sight

 

Gee I have no idea bud, not much of a weapons aficionado myself despite having been in the army. I do know it's an M4 tho

 

That's correct, this is the same model I have with the battery up high. I have both of my aimpoints on LaRue mounts as well. On the comp M4 I am running the aimpoints magnifier also on LaRue base. I like having the AA battery rather than button battery for sure.

 

Love bump

 

I put a bump on youuu and now you're minnnneee

 

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This looks like the issued one lol if i didnt just buy an acog I would have bought it.

 

The army uses the same model but they call it an M68CCO
Same shit different smell, acogs are the cat's pajamas though. Hooah!

UPDATE - SALE PENDING.

 

SOLD!