aimpoint micro t1 vs compm4

**Hillbilly** · 03-19-08, 12:55

I am new here and to aimpoints in general. can someone tell me what would make one of these better than the other? thanks

**C4IGrant** · 03-19-08, 13:03

Originally Posted by Hillbilly

I am new here and to aimpoints in general. can someone tell me what would make one of these better than the other? thanks

The first question to ask yourself is if you will be running a NV device (or plan on buying one in the future). If the answer is no, then do not spend the extra money on these models (which are the two you have selected).

The Micro series is my personal favorite because of their size and weight.

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**Hillbilly** · 03-19-08, 13:20

thanks, are there any advantages to the m4? is the micro as robust as the m4?

**C4IGrant** · 03-19-08, 13:22

Originally Posted by Hillbilly

thanks, are there any advantages to the m4? is the micro as robust as the m4?

The M4 is current USA issue. It has longer run time, comes with a mount, ARD and takes 1 AA battery.

C4

**rob_s** · 03-19-08, 13:54

https://www.m4carbine.net/showthread...mparison+chart

**H2O MAN** · 03-19-08, 15:20

Will the Micro ever be available with a smaller 1 or 2 MOA dot ??

**C4IGrant** · 03-19-08, 15:33

Originally Posted by H2O MAN

Will the Micro ever be available with a smaller 1 or 2 MOA dot ??

Aimpoint says yes, but who knows when that will be.

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**GLOCKMASTER** · 03-19-08, 20:05

Since December I have attended two of Pat Roger's three day carbine classes. One I used the CompM4, the other I used the T1. I prefer T1 over the CompM4. It is lighter and I seem to be faster with the smaller T1. I also like the compact size and weight of the T1.

I will be ordering a T1 or H1 for my SBR in the near future.

**bones** · 03-19-08, 22:56

Will the Micro ever be available with a smaller 1 or 2 MOA dot ??

Would be Great --But Aimpoint replied email say -That they had no plans at this time to make a Micro 1 or 2 moa dot....Darn