Aimpoint has been awarded a contract for supply of 30,000 M68 Close ... The Aimpoint CompM4s sight is type-classified as the M68CCO when used by the U.S. Army and U.S ... M4 Carbine, and light ...

A new proprietary mounting system improves perfection by pairing Aimpoint’s newest super slim red dot optic to GLOCK’s equally slim GLOCK Model 48 9mm and other models.

Aimpoint sells a “same plane” riser to raise the T-1 up to be used on an M4/AR so the user can co-witness the optic with their back-up iron sights. Battery life on the T1 is ridiculously long.

Though their field of view might not actually be smaller than many open-emitter sights, the thick side walls and top of the housing reduce peripheral vision of the target and can slow the shooter down ...

4,500th Member wins an Aimpoint Comp M4: The Aimpoint® CompM4 sight, with high battery compartment, belongs to the CompM4 series sights which are the finest sights Aimpoint has ever produced.

We spoke with reps at rifle sight maker Aimpoint at the media day shoots on Monday, and learned a little about their recently-released Comp M4S, which takes the current M4H and tweaks it a bit to ...

Aimpoint got its start in the optic business building high-quality reflex sights with unlimited eye relief for hunters. ... While optimized for use with M4/AR-15-type rifles, ...

Brian Lisankie, president of the U.S. subsidiary of Aimpoint, said his company has "never had a problem" with thermal drift even after selling more than 1 million sights to the Defense Department ...

Unlike the dot sight featured on the Carl Gustav M4, the sight is meant to be cheap and single use, as it will be disposed of with the launcher. It resembles an Aimpoint red dot sight: ...

Unlike the dot sight featured on the Carl Gustav M4, the sight is meant to be cheap and single use, as it will be disposed of with the launcher. It resembles an Aimpoint red dot sight: ...

Machine gunners take note of the new Aimpoint/MATECH Crew Served Weapon Mount for the Aimpoint Micro T-1. The adjustable range mount was developed as a rail-mounted sight for belt fed weapons.