Can’t speak fir certain, but I’m under the impression that the only changes were to the battery powered units. Different contact design and a firmware change to the adjustable that goes back to automatic after x hours. Don’t remember what x hours are. I think you may want to hit up Trish customer service to see if type 2 are available in other models.
Brain remembers fully potted electronics, not sure if they did that with the Type 1?Originally Posted by TAZ
I don't believe so. That is kind of the deal with auto adjust optics....they get washed out under white light illumination.
What is latest thinking — is the type 2 a worthwhile upgrade, or just run type 1 until it breaks?
Likes pretty much everything in every caliber.
I have sold a lot of them. Never had a single complaint. It seems like they fixed any issues with flickering dot
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And then send it in and likely get the Type 2 electronics anyway?
FFL Type 01
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Mark, you’ve milled 2 of my guns for Type 1 rmr. What are the chances that a type 2 would fit the pocket if I decide to upgrade?
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I've broken [the same] Type 2 twice now. To be fair, I've also broken two Type 1s in the past.
I've noticed that the dot on my Type 2 does not seem quite as sharp as on my Type 1, but that's a limited sample for sure.
I certainly wouldn't pull a working Type 1 to replace it with a Type 2.
"When the phone rang, Parker was in the garage, killing a man."
Other than the tolerance of the housing OAL there is no difference between the two models at all in this regard. Shouldn't be a problem.
FFL Type 01
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If it ain’t broke, why break it?
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