Name: Aimpoint Comp M4s w/ LaRue Tactical QD Mount
Brand: Aimpoint

Aimpoint Comp M4s

The new CompM4s retains all the great features as the CompM4, but with the battery rotated to the lower right. This allows easier access the brightness control, and gives the optic a slimmer profile. Just like the CompM4, the enhanced energy-usage provides up to 8 years of continuous use from a single AA battery. The crisp 2 MOA dot brightness has 16 positions, 9 daylight and 7 optimized for use with all night vision, especially Gen-3 night-vision technology in current government use. Aimpoint's 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. The front lens opening is threaded for addition of a KillFlash® anti-reflective device. A removable one-piece bikini cover keeps dust and scratches off the glass.

The combo comes complete with Aimpoint Comp M4, replacement mounting screws with wrench, QD adjustment wrench, vial of blue Locktite and Instructions.

LT659 (Lower 1/3 Cowitness, 1.725")
LT659-NV (Night Vision, 1.535")

Comes complete with a LT659 mount (Tall, 1.725) for standard AR15 / M16 / M4 uppers) OR LT659-NV (Med. 1.535) for absolute-cowitness and compatibility with USGI night vision mounts. The mount cantilevers the CompM4 forward to optimize the rail space on M1913 picatinny flattop receivers. The "Tall" mount aligns the CompM4 perfectly in front of the LT Pivot-Mounted Aimpoint 3XMagnifier.

THIS SPECIAL PRICE COMBO DOES NOT INCLUDE THE AIMPOINT KILLFLASH OR FACTORY AIMPOINT MOUNT.

Note: Unlike iron sights, on MRD such as Aimpoint, you must focus on the target, NOT the dot!
Test outdoors with both eyes open ( the dot should appear fuzzy ).

Reviewed by rifrench on 8 months ago

I chose this combo from LaRue because the LaRue QD mount looked better than the QRP mount from Aimpoint. My brother has some LaRue products, and I was impressed by the quality of the product and the customer service he had received. I wanted an Aimpoint M4s, the packaged mount from LaRue was the icing on the cake.

Reviewed by Any Name on 10 months, 1 week ago

Almost a year ago I really wanted to try the Dillo Dust Dry Rub. It was a little high priced but they threw in a Comp M4s with a LT659-NV mount. Let me tell you, that made it a bargain. Naturally, the Aimpoint is everything I was hoping it would be. The Larue mount is sublime, the machining is precise. Before I ordered, I had questions. The customer service was friendly and took the time to fully explain the answer. I can't find any point of criticism. I highly recommend Larue. I getting low on the rub. I wonder what they'll throw in when I re-order?

COMP M4 SPECIFICATIONS

Reticle Size: 2 MOA

System: Passive Red Dot Collimator Reflex Sight

Magnification:1x

Eye Relief: Unlimited

Optical Coating: Anti Reflex coating all surfaces. Multi-layer coating for reflection of red light. Band Pass coating for NVD compatibility

Battery Type: All types of AA Batteries

Battery Life: 80 000 hours for a Good Quality AA Battery

Dot Brightness: 16 positions, 7 NVD, 9 daylight (1 is Extra Bright)

Submersible to 150 feet (45 meters)

OPTIC DIMENSIONS

Length: 120 mm (4.7")

Weight: 265 g (9.3 oz) sight only - 335 g (11.8 oz) with integrated mount

My objective lens is a little bit inclined!

This is not a broken sight! The front lens is a little bit inclined due to the fact the diode is not located in the center of the sight but it might be located either in the roof part or the lower part of the sight depending on the model. The lens and the diode are in line with one and other.

The dot in my Aimpoint sight doesn't look round. Is it defective?

If your dot does not appear to be perfectly round, the distortion is probably caused by the way that your eye perceives the dot, rather than by some mechanical defect. Due to differences in the lenses in different individuals' eyes, round objects that subtend areas near 3 minutes of angle may appear distorted in a variety of ways depending on the individual and other environmental influences. Inexpensive red dot sights sometimes have manufacturing defects that can cause the dot to be an odd shape.

A simple test that can be easily performed will allow you to determine the cause of the apparent distortion:

Turn the sight on and look through as you normally would. (This test is easiest when the sight is not mounted on a firearm, but can be performed with the sight mounted as well. Just make sure that the firearm is unloaded and pointed in a safe direction.)

While continuing to look through the sight, roll the sight on its optical axis.

If the dot's irregularities seem to revolve around the center of the dot like the spokes of a wheel, there is a mechanical defect causing the distortion.

If the dot does not roll with the sight, the distortion is caused in the way your eye perceives the dot. This is not to say that you don't have good vision. You can see clearly and still see a distortion in objects this small.

This effect is less pronounced in sights with larger dots. More people will see the dot in a sight with a 10 minute-of-angle dot as being perfectly round than will be able to see a 3 MOA dot as round.

Average Customer Rating: 4.97 out of 5

Reviewed by rifrench on 8 months ago

I chose this combo from LaRue because the LaRue QD mount looked better than the QRP mount from Aimpoint. My brother has some LaRue products, and I was impressed by the quality of the product and the customer service he had received. I wanted an Aimpoint M4s, the packaged mount from LaRue was the icing on the cake.