Aimpoint Micro H1 and T1 Optics

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Fast target acquisition is easy when you’re shooting with an Aimpoint Micro H1 or T1 optics. Or, maybe you prefer the patrol rifle scope? In this interview at SHOT SHow 2012, Jeff Brooks of Aimpoint gives us a preview into the the company’s hot products for the year.

Learn more about Aimpoint products at www.aimpoint.com.

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