Aimpoint KillFlash Model M68-ARD (Anti Reflection Device) fits 30 mm Sights and is designed to eliminate potentially compromising reflections from the objective lens of the US Army s M68 Close Combat Optic (Aimpoint Comp M / ML).

The ARD requires no tools, and fits snugly into the body of the Comp M objective lens. Prevents reflective flash from optical glass; Easy to install; Fits under lens cover; For Aimpoint Comp, PRO, ACO and 9000 model sights; Available from Charlie's new or used; Tenebraex model: M68CCO-ARD. Aimpoint model: 12239

This is a Honeycomb style Anti reflection device, ARD, that is often called a killflash. It screws into the front of the Aimpoint M68 CCO, Close Combat Optic and prevents glare from the sun giving away the users position.

M68 CCO BORE SIGHTING 1. Zero borelight to the weapon 2. Gunner gets into a stable firing position and, with both eyes open, aims the M68 CCO at the crosshair. 3. Target person will then give the adjustments to be made to the M68 CCO based off the strike of the borelight laser. Borelight laser should fall within the circle provided on offset. 4.

Aimpoint KillFlash Model M68-ARD (Anti Reflection Device) fits 30 mm Sights and is designed to eliminate potentially compromising reflections from the objective lens of the US Army s M68 Close Combat Optic (Aimpoint Comp M / ML).

Soldiers often remove the M68 Close Combat Optic’s (CCO) reflective sight’s anti-reflective device (ARD) because they think they can sight better without it. Then, of course, the ARD goes missing.

Aimpoint is best known for the M68 CCO which was one of the optics of choice on many M4 rifles in the early days of the Global War on Terror. The M68 CCO is the Aimpoint CompM2, and today, Aimpoint produces the same footprint in the PRO – the Patrol Rifle Optic.

Nov 17, 2014 · M68 Close Combat Optic • Identify Characteristics of the M68 CCO • Perform PMCS on the M68 CCO • Put the M68 CCO into Operation • Zero the M68 CCO • Bore Sight • Zeroed Weapon • Unzeroed Weapon • Qualify with the M68 CCO • Basic Marksmanship