Photoshoot of a well-used Aimpoint M2

[earthworm94]

I don't know if Aimpoint will take military issued ones in for servicing. I seriously doubt it. As long as the switch is still good, it should be ok. The switches are known to go bad and I got one that is broken.

Some spray paint will make this one look like new...

The switch feels kind of loose, despite the clicks are still crisp upon each brightness setting, not sure that's normal. The dot is very sharp. However, the plastic part that holds all the caps together is starting tear apart at the rivets.

I'll post pics of the rifle and sight soon.

[Iraq Ninja]

As long as the switch stops, it is generally still good. Mine continues to turn like a clock.

[earthworm94]

Pics are up, enjoy!

[earthworm94]

Zeroing targets for red dot sights at standard sight height (2.6")

25 yds zeroing target for 50 yds zero

http://www.scribd.com/doc/7998596/Re...arget-25-Yards

50 yds zeroing target for 50 yds zero

http://www.scribd.com/doc/7998597/Re...arget-50-Yards

[luvmy40]

I got a nice front rest and rear bag, but the wobbly extension stock and even a 20 rd. PMAG is a bit too long for easy setup as the mag would hit either the foot of my rest or the bench. I'll get a 10 rd. eventually.

I picked up a Caldwell Matrix bench rest yesterday. I have yet hit the range with it but it fits the AR w/30 rnd mag very nicely. It's a light weight rest so I doubt the usefulness for large bore but it should be fine for 223/5.56

[lil'Zeus]

I think the minor wear is fine, I just picked one up that was a mil issue M2 like yours, but it has the mil issue mount as well with the big clubby nob on the left side...


I already bought it, but what is a M2 like this worth in the worn condition it is in? I'm just curious what everyone thinks as I hope I didn't pay to much for it...

later