Great. Just great. I'd convinced myself not to try one of these things on my pistol because they just don't have the Delta reticle that I like. Anyone wanna buy a kidney? part of a liver? I need to get one of these now.![]()
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Great. Just great. I'd convinced myself not to try one of these things on my pistol because they just don't have the Delta reticle that I like. Anyone wanna buy a kidney? part of a liver? I need to get one of these now.![]()
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Holy crap they did it. I was hoping they would do this. I was sort of hoping for auto-adjusting battery powered system like on some of the other RMRs.
However, I think you will find that the top mounted fiber optic pulls in more light than the old front mounted fiber like on the RX series.
I must put one of these in my hands. If the washout is improved over the RX I will replace nearly every optic I have with these. The only issue is suggested retail. I think $400 might be the right price point.
Told you so. And yes green is coming
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Forgive my ignorance, but can these(are they meant to) replace my Eotech/t-1?
Thanks,
Bill
Depends on whether or not you feel they offer anything the T-1/EoTech does not.
The lack of batteries is a huge plus for me (Dual-Illuminated Versions).
Right now, on my one and only AR, I've got the RM04-33 on a Vltor CASV-M. It's something like an upper 1/3 cowitness. Previously I was using the RM05 on a Ruger SR-556. The gun sucked, but the sight was awesome.
You won't get the FOV you'll have with the T-1, and there aren't (currently) a lot of mounts available. That being said, the sight weighs just a fuzz over an ounce. With the rear flip-up deployed, the sight picture can be very cluttered.
I was always a big fan of Trijicon's RX series of sights. I look at the RMRs as smaller, brighter, versions of the RX line. YMMV.
Last edited by Outlander Systems; 01-26-11 at 14:01.
A few more things.
I like the red chevron on the TA31 but I know a some folks feel it is too bright under some conditions.
I also like the amber triangle/chevron.
Has anyone shot the green triangle against a .mil type 'E' target or one of the newer commercial Multicam targets? I am worried you would lose the reticule on the wrong color background.
This is way off topic, but, the fact that Trijicon offers so many reticule colours got me to thinking:
Why has NO ONE offered a blue reticule option? In my theoretical wonder-world, a blue electric dot would surely contrast pretty wickedly against just about anything I would be shooting at.
Last edited by Outlander Systems; 01-27-11 at 19:42.
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