RHNO Legacy vs RHNO II H front view shows the new lower profile of the RHNO II H.RHNO Legacy vs RHNO II H left view shows the glide rite for/aft adjustment and the shorter arm needed on the RHNO II H.RHNO Legacy vs RHNO II H front left view shows how the standard legacy RHINO uses teeth where the RHNO II uses an infinitely adjustable lever and rail.RHNO Legacy vs RHNO II HRHNO Legacy vs RHNO II H top left view shows the newly added vertical adjustment on the RHNO IIRHNO Legacy vs RHNO II HRHNO Legacy vs RHNO II H
A side profile of the 2 mounts shows the design differences including the glide-rite for/aft adjustment on the RHNO II D and how the hinge location affects the profile of the mount in the stowed position. The G24 and the RHNO II D have nearly identical distance from the eye when positioned fully extended.When flipped up the Wilcox G24 is extremely low profile and sits close to the helmet.
Comparison in the stowed position reveals the much lower profile of the Wilcox G24.The G24 features a push-button while the RHNO II D is a force to overcome style mount.A side profile of the 2 mounts shows the design differences including the glide-rite for/aft adjustment on the RHNO II D and how the hinge location affects the profile of the mount in the stowed position. The G24 and the RHNO II D have nearly identical distance from the eye when positioned fully extended.The Wilcox G24 also features a vertical adjustment for a better positioning of the attached optic.The fore/aft adjustment on the G24 used a push-button and teeth, and the fore/aft on the RHNO II2 uses a slide lock for more precise adjustment.
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