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Trijicon RMR Type 2 Red Dot Sight
$54500-$58500
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Overview
The Trijicon RMR probably has the best reputation among pistol optics for defense and duty use. It's made from 7075-T6 aluminum and has a patented shape that absorbs impacts and diverts stress away from the lens, increasing durability. We offer the most popular and effective adjustable LED models.
The New RMR Type 2 has redesigned and upgraded electronics which have proven through extensive testing to properly function when mounted on pistol slides and other small arms. Also included in the new RMR Type 2 are button lock-out mode and battery-saving features, which make this optic ideal for concealed carry and law enforcement use.
With eight available brightness settings, the reticle can be manually adjusted by pressing the plus or minus buttons on either side of the unit. To switch to auto adjust mode simply press both buttons simultaneously and release. To save battery life turn the optic off by pressing both buttons simultaneously and holding for 3 seconds.
What's Included
- 1x Trijicon RMR Type 2 Red Dot Sight
- 1x CR2032 battery
- 2x RMR screws with hex wrench
- 1x Blue Threadlocker
- 1x Pistol red dot zero target
- 1x RMR manual
- 1x Warranty card
- 1x Trijicon sticker (PR15)
We include an 8.5" x 11" pistol red dot zero target with every red dot.
How To Shoot Part 2: Zeroing – Video – T.REX ARMS
Specs
FEATURES
- Ruggedized battery contacts and electronics ensure performance and survivability in harsh environments
- Suitable for military, law enforcement, concealed carry self-defense, target shooting, and hunting applications
- Multiple primary applications including rifle, pistol, shotgun and carbine, or use as a secondary sight with a magnified optic
- True color, multi-coated lens creates a wide-band light transmission for minimal change in target area color
- Tritium-phosphor lamp illuminates reticle in low-light conditions and fiber optics automatically adjust the brightness level and contrast to available light conditions
- Adjustable LED brightness, manual/automatic modes
- Automatically adjusts aiming dot to ambient lighting conditions after 16.5 hours
- Compatible with night vision devices
- Easily adjustable windage/elevation. No need for special tools. 1 MOA per click
- Waterproof to 20 meters (66 ft.)
- Tritium lamp is warrantied by Trijicon® to illuminate for 15 years from date of original manufacture
- Electronics are warrantied for 5 years from date of original manufacture
- Note: If selecting an RMR for mounting on the Glock MOS, Springfield OSP, Walther PDP, or H&K VP9 Optics Ready, a Trijicon RMR mounting kit (AC32064) is required
- Warranty: Covered by Trijicon's manufacturer warranty. Warranty service is provided by Trijicon..
| Length x Width x Height | 1.8 in x 1.1 in x 1 in (45.72mm x 27.94mm x 25.4mm) |
| Weight | 1.2 oz (34.02g) |
| Magnification | 1x |
| Reticle Pattern | 1 MOA (RM09) OR 3.25 MOA Dot (RM06) |
| Day Reticle Color | Red |
| Night Reticle Color | Red |
| Bullet Drop Compensating (BDC) | No |
| Bindon Aiming Concept (BAC) | No |
| Illumination Source | LED |
| Power Source | 1 CR2032 Lithium Battery |
| Battery Life | Over 4 years of continuous use (when used at 70ºF (21ºC)) at setting 4 of 8. *Extreme temperatures (high or low) will affect lithium battery performance. |
| Adjustment | 1 MOA Per Click |
| Housing Material | Forged Aluminum |
FAQ
3.25 or 1 MOA?
The most common option chosen is the 3.25. But we think the 1 MOA is viable as well. The 1 MOA is very handy for longer-range shots and if you want a more refined aiming point. If the brightness is turned up all the way on the 1 MOA version, the dot resembles a 3 MOA dot or larger. So it's still easy to pick up. Once you start dimming it down it gets nice and refined. More so than the 3.25 version. If you're new to pistol optics, go with 3.25 MOA. If you're more experienced and like to dabble in longer-range activities with pistols… consider the 1 MOA.
So… RMR or DeltaPoint Pro?
This is the big question. We like the RMR more for conceal-carry due to the fact you can easily adjust the brightness. It's also a smaller optic and there are more sights on the market that co-witness. The DeltaPoint is obviously more cost-effective, the window is larger, and the glass is clearer. A lot of it comes down to personal preference. Both are very viable optics.
What distance should I zero at?
The most popular pistol zero is 25 yards. But… we've found that an accurate 10-yard zero is generally more effective and the holds are much flatter out to 100 yards compared to a 25 yard zero. Our recommendation is that you zero for 10, make sure your group is tight, and then tailor your zero as you shoot. Particularly if you have somewhere you can shoot some distance. Like 50+ yards. Yes. With a pistol. You can do it. We believe in you.
Can I rack my slide off my RMR?
Oh yeah. RMRs are crazy durable.
How good is the auto setting on the RM06/RM09?
It's impressive, but auto-brightness settings aren't very effective once you start introducing weapon lights into the mix. RMRs read light from above to determine what brightness the dot should be. So once you push 400-1000 lumens towards a target/threat, the dot washes right out. Most of the time. Manual is better. Pretend you're a rally driver.
30 Day Return Policy
Return or exchange anytime within 30 days of receipt. Available for domestic orders only. Item must be in new condition and in the unopened original manufacturer packaging. Customer pays return shipping.
Learn more →Shipping Restrictions
- Cannot be shipped outside the US.
- Cannot be shipped to: AA, AE, AP, AS, FM, GU, MH, MP, PW, VI.
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tsr
Have used this for five years extensively on two different pistols, and in a variety of conditions and environments. Extremely durable and never had a problem with this optic. Have had to replace the battery once. Since I bought it, newer optics have come out with larger windows but I have had no need to upgrade from this one so far. Mine has experienced a lot of visible wear and knocking around but just keeps going.
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