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Posted: 3/5/2010 6:48:52 AM EDT
| Anyone here have one? Dual illuminated? Pics? Thoughts? Thanks guys! |
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I have a dual-illumination RMR on the wife's PS90.
Good: Brighter under all lighting condtions than the Trijicon RX30 I've been using (!), much more difficult to cause reticle washout. Very small & light. Typical Trijicon ruggedness & engineering. Great as a backup CQB optic mounted on a magnified optic. Bad: Small window = small FOV through the optic = slower/harder to acquire the reticle when shooting from awkward positions w/sloppy cheekweld. **EDITED**W/E have no clicks. 9moa dot works well for the wife's needs on the PS90 but it's too large for my tastes as a primary optic on a 5.56 platform (the RX30's 6.5moa dot is as big as I'll go, YMMV). HTH... Tomac |
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I have a dual-illumination RMR on the wife's PS90. Good: Brighter under all lighting condtions than the Trijicon RX30 I've been using (!), much more difficult to cause reticle washout. Very small & light. Typical Trijicon ruggedness & engineering. Great as a backup CQB optic mounted on a magnified optic. Bad: Small window = small FOV through the optic = slower/harder to acquire the reticle when shooting from awkward positions w/sloppy cheekweld. W/E have no clicks. 9moa dot works well for the wife's needs on the PS90 but it's too large for my tastes as a primary optic on a 5.56 platform (the RX30's 6.5moa dot is as big as I'll go, YMMV). HTH... Tomac The W/E adjustments do have audible clicks. That is one of the features that set the RMR apart from other MRD's. Yours might not be as pronounced as they are supposed to be. If you do not hear anything or feel anything send it in and I'll take a look at it. I run RMR's on both of "fighting" carbines. I prefer the RM01 which is the 4MOA electronic version. It's a great primary optic. I also have one mounted on the Ultimak rail on my Henderson Defense AK. |
It's really that simple...
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The W/E adjustments do have audible clicks. That is one of the features that set the RMR apart from other MRD's. Yours might not be as pronounced as they are supposed to be. If you do not hear anything or feel anything send it in and I'll take a look at it. You're absolutely right, I stand corrected!  I just now tested the RMR on the wife's PS90 in a silent room and the clicks are there *and* audible. I couldn't hear or feel the clicks at the range when sighting it in. Is the dual-illumination RMR available w/a 7moa dot? Thx!...
Tomac |
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I like the RMR for it's small and rugged design.
I bought this 4MOA one use with TNVC's RMR specific SAR mount (when available), to be mounted to my NSX 3.5-15X50 scope. Got an Aimpoint T-1 on the SPR Mod0, and decided to try the Trijicon on my Douglas 18". Here it's on the carryhandle of my A2 SBR 11.5". 
It's a pretty neat little sight. |
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Really?! I'm surprised nobody has posted that has one or used one...... Aside from the history of washout issues with Trijicon reflex sights and lack of QD mounts, for the money you can get a T1 with Larue mount. Why would you get one? i can get the RMR for a discount and the T1 not at discount. |
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I like the RMR for it's small and rugged design. I bought this 4MOA one use with TNVC's RMR specific SAR mount (when available), to be mounted to my NSX 3.5-15X50 scope. Got an Aimpoint T-1 on the SPR Mod0, and decided to try the Trijicon on my Douglas 18". Here it's on the carryhandle of my A2 SBR 11.5". http://bellsouthpwp.net/e/d/edwin907/SIR4.jpg It's a pretty neat little sight. Any experience with the Dual illuminated ones? |
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