RMR in the rain

[Hunter Osborne]

As you stated with the pistol going back in the concealed holster after each draw, it allowed for the water pooling around the led emitter to drain between draws. For a prolonged shtf situation in the rain, the rmr would effectively be useless.

I purposely tested this out in a storm we had a few weeks ago. I had the range to myself so I kept the gun out (in my hand) while walking the range to check targets/repaint steel as well as kept it out in between drills and obviously for the drills themselves. Gun was exposed in a heavy downpour for about 45 minutes, with a primarily muzzle down (unless on target) orientation, and I did not have any issues using the dot.

Edited to add: FWIW, the gun is a CZ P07 with an RM06 installed by L&M Precision.

[BillSWPA]

Honestly it is cheating with an RDS equipped pistol in slow fire--no time pressures, easy to line-up dot on black and press the trigger back...

Jeff Cooper once said that perhaps the first requirement in selecting a handgun is that it should be unfair.



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