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Even the very early Leopard 2 A1/A2/A3 (1980) had an very much better armor protection against both APFSDS-T and HEAT compared to the M1, M1IP AND M1A1 BUT the M1A1 HA is better then the EARLY versions of the Leopard 2A4 as the Leopard 2A4 had 3 different armour matrixes A, B and D...as reference You can read more regarding this this in Hilmes and Krapke's books..
And neither did the Leopard 2A1/A2/A3
The 2A4 being a few tons under the M1A1's weight isn't enough to prove it has quite a bit less armor than the Abrams?
Well, one can cite the british RARDE that evaluated the leopard 2A4 as having about 300mm of kinetic protection on it's hull.
Or we can call your argument off entirely because neither the M1A1 or the Leopard 2A4 were the subjects of the post.
I'm not trying to convince you. If you want to convince us, you need to provide *your* source.
Source: Worldwide Equipment Guide from early 2000. (page 4-9)
Note: It is highly likely that TRADOC is referring to the latest 2A4...but it will give the developers a good reference.
So the important question is how much better was 2A4 late compared to early..
Note; In the later version of the WEG this information was deleted which could be an indication that older data was real/good