Aimpoint NANO VS Trijicon RMR

[hotrodder636]

Copy. Not a big deal, and know this thing is still brand new and there will be more to cdo me. Thank you Grant.

That is somewhat hard as the NANO is mounted. Still adding info from the manual so check back.


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[WickedWillis]

4moa doesn't seem ideal, but it was most likely in the contract specs.

[C4IGrant]

4moa doesn't seem ideal, but it was most likely in the contract specs.

For a pistol? That is a pretty good size I think.


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[WickedWillis]

For a pistol? That is a pretty good size I think.


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I have mild astigmatism, so the smaller the dot the better I see it. Just speaking subjectively.

[C4IGrant]

I have mild astigmatism, so the smaller the dot the better I see it. Just speaking subjectively.

Ok, I will see if I can find someone with astigmatism to take a look through it and tell me what they see.



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[WickedWillis]

Ok, I will see if I can find someone with astigmatism to take a look through it and tell me what they see.



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You don't have to do that Grant, but I appreciate the effort.

[C4IGrant]

You don't have to do that Grant, but I appreciate the effort.

I think one of my employees has it (mildly) so will have them check it out on Thursday.


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[DevL]

I would not consider an RMR for anything, not just due to the dark blue tint that blinds you in the dark, but the extreme optical distortion and tiny window. Rather than compare it to an RMR, Id rather see it compared to a Deltapoint Pro, which has a 2.5 MOA dot and seems ideal on a handgun. I wouldn't want a bigger dot and my astigmatism was surgically corrected.

[scooter22]

Anyone running an RMR on a carbine? Thoughts?

[Bimmer]

Here are some specs for comparison purposes:

NANO:

Window width: 16mm
Window height: 13mm

Body width: 1.2
Body Height: 1.1
Body Length: 46mm
Weight: 3.0oz


RMR:

Window width: .917
Window height: .687

Body width: 1.133
Body Height: .953
Body Length: 44.76mm

Thank you for this, and for everything else you do on this forum, but for the sake of comparison, it would be easier if everything were either metric OR standard...