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Thread: T2 vs h2, technical

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    Quote Originally Posted by Angus McFee View Post
    Would you put a Primary Arms micro on a semi auto shotgun?
    Already have
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    The difference between the T-2 and H-2 is night vision compatibility. The T is and the H isn't. It's my understanding that the submersibility rating is different because the T-2 (being an NSN item) has been formally tested for that and the H-2 hasn't (at least formally in the mil-spec style protocol). Buy either one and be happy. They're excellent sights.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Wayne Dobbs View Post
    The difference between the T-2 and H-2 is night vision compatibility. The T is and the H isn't. It's my understanding that the submersibility rating is different because the T-2 (being an NSN item) has been formally tested for that and the H-2 hasn't (at least formally in the mil-spec style protocol). Buy either one and be happy. They're excellent sights.
    w/ The Wayne Dobbs (title given by our friend Pat) having weighed in here, might as well close the thread now IMO.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Wayne Dobbs View Post
    The difference between the T-2 and H-2 is night vision compatibility. The T is and the H isn't. It's my understanding that the submersibility rating is different because the T-2 (being an NSN item) has been formally tested for that and the H-2 hasn't (at least formally in the mil-spec style protocol). Buy either one and be happy. They're excellent sights.
    Excellent, and thank-you so much!

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    Has aimpoint ceased producing 4moa H2 optics? Multiple sites say they have...?

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    Quote Originally Posted by Unobtanium View Post
    Has aimpoint ceased producing 4moa H2 optics? Multiple sites say they have...?
    All of the Micros (except the shotgun dedicated S-1) are now available in 2 MOA only. The S-1 is a 6 MOA. And I don't recall any of the -2 Micros being made in anything but 2 MOA. The -1 sights had that option for a long time though.
    Last edited by Wayne Dobbs; 02-06-2018 at 08:28 AM.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Wayne Dobbs View Post
    All of the Micros (except the shotgun dedicated S-1) are now available in 2 MOA only. The S-1 is a 6 MOA. And I don't recall any of the -2 Micros being made in anything but 2 MOA. The -1 sights had that option for a long time though.
    Sales reasons, or product issues of any sort?

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    Quote Originally Posted by Unobtanium View Post
    Sales reasons, or product issues of any sort?
    When the T-1 popped for the public (10 years ago?) it was only available in 4 MOA, with the 2 MOA being a SOCOM product. Folks started thinking the 4 MOA wasn't as desirable and wanted the 2 MOA sights, so the company made the 2 MOA available and kept the 4 MOA SKU in play. As time went on, the 4 MOA sort of selected itself out and the -2s were 2 MOA in total. I can't tell the difference between 2 and 4 MOA in actual use and doubt anybody else can do so either. You CAN tell when you magnify the sights. The -2 Micros have a new optics package and have shown to be much better with a magnifier in play and are my preferred Aimpoint product, magnifier or not.

    There were no performance issues on any of the sights so far as I know.
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