Here is a PDF on what is new from Trijicon: http://www.gandrtactical.com/images/...W_for_2009.pdf
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Here is a PDF on what is new from Trijicon: http://www.gandrtactical.com/images/...W_for_2009.pdf
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Green reticles? Sounds extremely interesting.
Depending on the available mounting options, the RMR could be a serious winner.
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The green reticles are cool.Originally Posted by TheLandlord
The RMR's are the best of the small reflex based optics on the market IMHO (JPoint, DR Optic, etc).
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I have to wonder how the RMR would hold up to heat...
--Josh H.
Zombies seek out and eat brains. Don't worry; you'll be safe if they attack.
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How much heat?
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The baby ACOG looks nice... me likey.
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I have no idea if it would be useable in the configuration, but I had a vision of it mounted to an Ultimak on an AK flash through my tiny brain
--Josh H.
Zombies seek out and eat brains. Don't worry; you'll be safe if they attack.
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So, TA11H model has been out for a while, do they mean that there will be a .223 version, or does it just mean green? 6.8 reticles? I'll be peeved if they come out with a 6.8 before a .223
How come they call them .308 and .223, when MIL ammo is 7.62 and 5.56?
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The RMR has me rethinking the purchase of a T-1.
I guess it will be determined, once all the mounting options are revealed.
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I would think it's because they are a private company. I believe on there website they make some statement about how a lot of there products are used by the military, however, all of there products and R&D was paid for by themselves.
It's just a guess though
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