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Posted: 3/6/2013 7:20:17 AM EDT
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Hey guys, I'm looking for some information and advice regarding an offset reflex sight. I have a Hogan .308 with a Horus DMR scope mounted atop the rifle, and am looking into a reflex sight to mount offset to the scope. I've been looking at the Trijicon RMR 05 with a 9 MOA dot. (I think thats the model number) which is both powered via tritium and by a fiber optic strip atop the sight. It claims to be rugged, and I do abuse my rifles, and want something that is not battery powered (My scope is not illuminated, for example) Does anyone have experience with this sight? would you recommend it?
Thanks Pitcher |
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I would mount it on top if at all possible...( Don't know if you could see it with your knobs?)
That 9 moa dot is a little to big for me, but the RMR is a good sight.... I use one on my FNP45 tactical handgun. The 9 moa will make for fast target acquisition, but I would go with a smaller moa. The amber sights on the RMR you are talking about can be a pain in certain lighting conditions, but the benefit of not ever having to run battery's makes up for it. I have seen some break, but from my understanding, trijicon took care of it and fixed, or replaced it. I would recommend it any day of the week, but like I said, I would get a smaller MOA dot |
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I think they only come in 9 and 13 MOA flavours, but I'll look into if they do smaller.
My scope is a 3.5 to 21x, so a large dot will be akin to running an EoTech indoors, all you really have to do is place the large (I think its a 65 MOA) dot on the target and squeeze. Anything past 50-100m I can use the scope at low power and go from there. |
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