AIM-O T2 Red Dot with QD Mount
AIM-O T2 Red Dot with QD Mount
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Brightness granularity sounds like a specification nobody needs until you play a night game. Five steps gives you coarse jumps: one setting is too dim to find and the next washes out everything behind it. Eleven steps means there is always one that is right, which is the whole difference between a sight you trust after dark and one you fight with.
It is the bigger brother to the T1 pattern — 80 mm long against 74, and 170 g against 140 — and the extra length buys a slightly longer tube and a more substantial housing. Eye diameter stays at 24 mm, so the sight picture is familiar.
The dot is red and there is no second colour. Our T1 listing covers that ground if a green reticle matters to you; what you get here instead is finer command of how bright the red is.
The quick-release mount is included, the housing is aluminium with anti-reflective coated glass, and it takes a CR1632. Lens caps are in the box.
Specifications
| Specification | Detail |
|---|---|
| Pattern | T2 micro |
| Magnification | 1x |
| Dot colour | Red |
| Brightness | Eleven levels |
| Eye diameter | 24 mm |
| Length | 80 mm |
| Height | 40 mm |
| Weight | About 170 g |
| Material | Aluminium |
| Battery | 1x CR1632, not supplied |
| Mount | 20 mm rail, quick release |
| Supplied with | Lens caps |
Good to know before you buy
Eleven levels is the selling point and it is also eleven presses to get from one end to the other. Find your two usual settings and learn how many clicks apart they are.
Thirty grams heavier and six millimetres longer than the T1 pattern. Neither figure matters on a rifle; on a pistol-calibre carbine you may prefer the smaller one.
There is no green setting here. The T1 version in our range has one, at the cost of coarser brightness control, so the two sights answer different priorities.
Frequently asked questions
T1 or T2, which should I buy?
T2 if you play night games or want fine control over the dot. T1 if you want a green option for woodland and do not mind coarser brightness jumps.
Does it use the same mount as the T1?
Both are supplied with a quick-release mount and both sit on the widely supported micro footprint, so aftermarket mounts fit either.
What is the eye diameter actually telling me?
How wide the glass you look through is. Twenty-four millimetres is standard for a micro tube and is a comfortable window once your head is behind it.
Is it waterproof?
AIM-O list it as shockproof with coated, scratch-resistant glass. That covers rain and knocks rather than immersion.
Which colour is dearer?
The dark earth, by a few pounds, because that is what our supplier charges for it.