After shooting the RMR HD a few days, I have to say that so far I really like it. Seems like it would work just fine for competition or carry. Next thing is to get it out in some low sun angles, and look for any false dots.
After shooting the RMR HD a few days, I have to say that so far I really like it. Seems like it would work just fine for competition or carry. Next thing is to get it out in some low sun angles, and look for any false dots.
Likes pretty much everything in every caliber.
Trained with mine in the rain today and it seemed to have way less distortion than my type 2 rmr's have in similar conditions. The dot was still very distinguishable and I did not have any false dots from the rain.Originally Posted by GJM
Any more feedback?
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What’s the best price around for these? A coworker is looking to set up an MOS Glock and the RMR HD was recently added to our approved optics list.
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Everythink ive found was $774 even at places that normally have a discount.
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I would check with Battlehawk Hawk armory. I now have three of these, and really like them. Two on Glock 47’s and one on a Staccato.
Likes pretty much everything in every caliber.
Gun.deals through the affiliate link above shows as low as $701 for the 1 MOA version, $770 for 3.25. I’ve had good luck with Not Just Guns occasionally beating other prices.
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