RMR DUAL-ILLUMINATION SIGHTS

RMR DUAL-ILLUMINATION SIGHTS Reviews & Ratings

RMR DUAL-ILLUMINATION SIGHTS

As tough as Trijicon’s legendary ACOG® scopes, the low-profile RMR™ (Ruggedized Miniature Reflex) sight enables fast, both-eyes-open, target acquisition—even in poor lighting conditions. Unlimited eye relief allows natural presentation from almost any shooting position, plus clear, unobstructed panoramic views for maximum situational awareness. Mount an RMR on your rifle to supplement your ACOG, and you’re ready to address targets at any range.

Performs in the harshest operating conditions thanks to a computer-optimized geometric housing of high-strength, forged, military-grade, aluminum that absorbs shock and diverts stress away from the lens. Simple to operate, no switches to toggle, or forget to activate under stress, because the sight is always on. The True-Color 28-layer coated, non-magnifying lens delivers a crisp, clear shooting picture. Fully adjustable for windage and elevation, 1 MOA per audible click. Each RMR is pre-adjusted at the factory to be parallax-free at 50 meters.

Battery-free Dual-Illuminated models use a combination of powerful, light-gathering fiber optics and self-illuminating Tritium to project a bright amber dot on the sight in any light conditions from pitch darkness to broad daylight. Automatically adjusts brightness and contrast of reticle to ambient light. All RMR models come shipped in a water-resistant, dustproof, and crushproof Pelican™ case.

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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.
5
No Batteries No Worries
I really like this sight it's been a wonder for my aging eyes. The dot is large enough to find quickly and is right on after sighing it in. I like the fact that it doesn't require batteries and the dot is always the right intensity to be seen under any light conditions. It could be literally a life saver. It's on my side from the time I wake to the time I go to bed.
5
Great for my 17
Had my eye on one of these for a while, settled on this one because of the large triangle, it's very bright with any ambient light from the fiber optic and if your out at night the tritium is plenty bright before your eyes adjust. I use it with both eyes open. Installed on my glock 17 and no problems whatsoever with it or any trijicon products I've bought before
5
INDESTRUCTIBLE and NEVER LOST ZERO
I mounted an RMR sight first on my Glock 30, then on my Glock 20. It never faltered or lost zero, but I did use Blue Loc-Tite on the mounting screws just to be sure. It gets much brighter under light, and under sunlight it's the brightest sight you'll ever point down range, also, the RMR isn't blinding in a dark hallway. With a flashlight on the model 20, I never had any issues with the dot being bleached out. I can't say that I've ever seen the sight fog up, or glare in sunlight. I even tried it on a semi auto 12 gauge, and it performed flawlessly. After getting used to it, personally the 7.0 dot was a bit too small for my taste, so on my 10mm, 2011 I'll be changing to the Triangle Optic as it will be my carry piece. This sight will never let you down, the man that bought it from me 4 years ago still runs it on his competition pistol as of today, and he is an absolute perfectionist.