RMR Type 2 3.25 MOA Automatic LED Red Dot Sight, Black – RM01-C-700600

In January I got the 6.5 MOA version for a Glock 26 with a Brownells RMR cut slide and loved it. Recently I got this 3.25 MOA version to put on a new Glock 19 Gen 5 MOS. Once again I love it. Don't sweat the dot size. I like each about the same and got the smaller dot this time because it was cheaper on the day I bought. On a pistol you can't keep your hand steady enough for the differences in these two dot sizes to make any difference. These things greatly increase the fun of target shooting, especially for folks with bifocals. Gone are the days of tilting your head back to use the bottom of your glasses to focus on the front sight. And gone are the days of closing one eye to shoot (I tried shooting with both eyes open on iron sights and could never make it work for me). Now I can focus on the target with my head in any position I want with both eyes open and shoot. Besides the added comfort, the red dot just blows iron sights out of the water for accuracy. My little Glock 26 with the RMR is significantly more accurate than my full size Glock 17 with iron sights, and if you want to fast fire you can get the red dot back on target a whole lot faster than you can get iron sights back on target. The only negative with these sights, and one I have not had to experience yet, is that you have to remove the sight to change the battery. This apparently only needs to be done once a year at worst, but I don't look forward to doing it. Getting the sight back to zero doesn't worry me - that is quick and easy. I worry that the Loctite (blue) on the screws will make it a real chore to get them out and worry about stripping the screw head. I have good tools so hopefully I am needlessly concerned. I would strongly advise against using the little wrench that comes with sight - get a Wiha, or other good brand, screwdriver. I was sure glad I had one when I took the cover plate off the Glock 19 MOS. Those screws had a Loctite type substance on them and took a good bit of force to get out. I now have well over a thousand rounds through my Glock 26 with the RMR and a couple of hundred through the Glock 19 with this RMR and have never had the slightest glitch with the RMRs. I trust the RMR enough that the Glock 26 is now my carry gun - though with suppressor height iron sights, just in case.

This is my first Type 2 RMR and it is great! I have 5 original RMRs and this is better. The glass is clear and not the older blue color. It is mounted on my FN-509T and works fantastic.

This is an extremely high quality optic. I installed it on my Glock 17, and I love the look. Target and red dot acquisition are easy and natural. Sighting and adjusting the optic in was easy as well. I recommend a Rock Slide slider machined for this optic - perfect fit.

Ordered this apprehensively and got more nervous when it arrived. It was in it's original box but was missing some warranty sheets and things like that. Knowing that there have been a ton of issues with ordering these I emailed trijicon support and they were super helpful. They took the serial number and verified that it had been sold to Amazon earlier in 2019 and matched the product photos I sent over. He also likes at the photos and made me feel much better about the authenticity of the RMR in question. A great deal for a great red Dot. What more do you need to know?

Works as it should

Excellent optic. Mounted on a G17 work gun. Very durable. Holds zero. No issues. Highly recommend. Perfect for guys who’s eyes have changed with age and front sights are blurry. RMRs are a game changer.

Two years and still going strong. When I think rugged, I think Trijicon.

Hard to say if the value is worth the money because I don't have any plans to hit it with a hammer to see how durable it is. Holds zero, dot adjusts to the light level quickly (this cheaper version does not have a manual brightness adjustment. It is a legit rmr though.), and the battery will supposedly last a long time. I had to trim down the screws I got elsewhere to get it to fit snugly into the rmr cut slide (cut off one thread as they were too long).