RMR DUAL-ILLUMINATION SIGHTS Reviews & Ratings
Reviews Summary
Overall, the RMR Dual-Illumination Sights receive mixed reviews. While many appreciate the large dot and battery-free operation, several users raise concerns about visibility in varying light conditions, particularly indoors or under overcast skies. Some face installation difficulties due to stripped screws, but others praise its reliability and clarity in brightness. Customer experiences vary greatly.
What Reviewers Are Saying
Visibility Performance
60%
Many reviewers express concerns about the visibility of the sight under different lighting conditions. While the sight performs well in bright sunlight, several users report it being too dim for use in indoor settings or overcast days, making it less reliable in diverse environments.
Ease of Installation
30%
Issues regarding installation, such as the stripping of screws, are highlighted by some reviewers. While certain users found the sight easy to mount without problems, others faced challenges due to inadequate screws provided, impacting their overall experience.
Overall Quality and Reliability
50%
Despite some concerns, many users praise the overall quality and reliability of the RMR sights. Reviewers report that the sight retains its zero, does not fog up, and performs well even with different firearms, contributing positively to their shooting experience.
Design and Clarity
40%
Users appreciate the design involving fiber optics and tritium for brightness. However, some manufacturers note that the dot size could be improved, with some favoring the triangle reticle. The clarity varies by user preference, with a few finding the sight’s design lacking in certain conditions.
Stripped Screws
couldn't remove the sight. the screws provided were stripped after being hand tightened.
THE TRIANGLE IS VERY DIFFICULT TO SEE!
The triangle washes out when looking into any area thats brighter than where you are standing. When shining a light on your target the reticle disappears completely. Only really works when in complete daylight or complete darkness. If your standing in a dark spot and aiming towards a light spot, you cant use the sight. A sight needs to be visible in all lighting situations to be effective and viable. I returned this for an adj. LED model. Too bad because the thought of no batteries/electronics to fail is the closest thing to perfect in a sight to me.
Save your money and buy anything else
I purchased to add on to my competition glock 17. It's custom cut slide works great w/ the gun wich has been tricked out as a comp. only & the slide is currently cut for a vortex venom. I had a new slide done specifically for the RmR b/c of trijicons reputation, w/o having spent a thorough look into the brass tacks of its inner workings. The first issue is the sight comes in the mini pelican case w/ 2 screws a small Allen and manual. No mount of any kind. The dim orange/Amber dot is difficult to even see,but it could be b/c the view point is much smaller than the standard for any sm. reflx I've ever looked through. It's overall design is bad
Too dim.
The sight is great except that on an overcast day at a covered range the sight is so dim that you almost cannot see it at all. You must carefully find the triangle then carefully move it over the target without losing sight of it. Outdoors on a sunny day I'm sure it works fine. In a dark room you have to wait until your eyes are used to the darkness before the dim sight becomes usable.
Too dim
This sight is much dimmer than the 9 MOA dot I also have. Works OK in direct sunlight but is too dim to be used inside or on a covered range.

