Rifle Scopes Aimpoint Comp4 vs PRO

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Looking for some experienced info. In the process of selecting an optic for a new AR15 and have it down to either the Aimpoint Comp4 or PRO. Do not see what the big advantage of the Comp4 is over the PRO to justify the difference in price.

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I was at the same decision point two years ago. Went with the PRO over the M4 at the suggestion of a friend, who I respect his opinion due to background, and does demos for Aimpoint. It's a great optic and I now have two of them. The PRO does use "button" batteries, whereas the M4 uses AA. Batteries were a question, not a deal breaker, I was wary, but that was unfounded - no problems. I have now used the first PRO for a couple years, then added the second one last month. After using the PRO, I do not think the M4 is worth the extra $$$.

BTW, I procured both PROs off the "Optics for Sale" here on SH, not my friend.
 
I don't see where anyone broke it down, so I will. before I start I will say both are good optics, but the comp m4 is hands down better in most regards (it should be considering the price)

aimpoint pro- entry level optic for professionals, lower price point, a lot of value for the dollar.

weight 11.8 ounces
battery life 30,000 hours
waterproof to 45 meters (150 ft)
battery type 2L76 or DL1
6 daytime brightness settings and 4 nvd settings

of the two the pro is much cheaper

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the aimpoint comp m4/m4s the best of the aimpoint comp line, boasting a very advanced electrical system and being probably the most robust sight you can get.

weight 11.8 ounces
battery life is 80,000 hours
waterproof to 45 meters (150ft)
battery type - AA
9 daytime brightness settings and 7 nvd

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they are the same size and weight, but I will say, holding the aimpoint compm4 sights and the pro, the comp m4 even feels more robust to me personally. not to mention battery life, having a really common battery and more illumination settings. either optic would serve you well, I think it boils down to customers price point, if you can afford the comp m4 series, get it, if your budget is lower, get the pro.