Trijicon 3.25 Red RMR Type 2 - RM35 RM01-C-700604

SKU RM01-C-700604-Trijicon

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Description

Designed to help improve precision and accuracy with any style or caliber of weapon, the Trijicon RMR Type 2 was built to last. LED powered, the RMR Type 2 operates with a CR2032 battery. Made of aluminum, the RMR Type 2 is lightweight yet tough. Quick adjustments can be easily made now with its audible clicks. The RMR Type 2 is tough enough for any military, law enforcement, or hunting endeavor.

RMR Type 2 Features

Magnification 1x
Length - 45mm
Weight - 1.2oz with battery
LED Source illumination
Day Reticle Color - Red
Night Reticle Color - Red
Housing Material - Aluminum
Batteries - 1 CR2032 Lithium Battery
Battery Life - Up to 2 years of typical use

Specifications

Magnification Range:1x
Reticle Details3.25 MOA Red Dot
Objective Lens Diameter:22x16mm
Dimensions:1.8" Length x 1.1" Width x 1.0 Height
Weight:1.2 oz w/ battery
BatteryCR2032 battery, will work up to 2 years of typical use, up to 5 years in dark storage
Battery TypeCR2032
Night Vision CompatibleYes
Brightness Settings2 NVD 6 Regular
Product TypeReflex Sight/Red Dot
Item ConditionNew
UPC719307613560
MPN700604

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Customer Reviews

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KNO BODY January 24, 2020

I was raised on iron sights back in the Neolithic era when it wasn’t a question of “if” optical sights would break but rather “when” they would break. However that was then and this is now. I purchased an RMR-2 from Eurooptic and bolted it atop a 4x32 ACOG as a CQB sight-but it is much more than that. Dial down the brightness and it’ll allow my rifle to hit gallon sized rocks at 300 meters every time. Two days ago I knocked my rifle off a boulder and it landed on another boulder. The entire impact was taken by the right corner of the RMR and other than a visible scuff there was no damage to the optic.

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