Reviews - Trijicon RMR Sight Adjustable LED 3.25 MOA Red Dot Sight w/ RM33 Picatinny Rail Mount RM06-33 Reviews - TJ-RD-RM06-RM06-33

Author: Hookahdiver (verified customer) , Average Joe Sportsman, from Palm Harbor, Florida on May 7, 2013
Pros:  Well Built and compact
Cons:  Pricey
Would recommend:  yes

Hookahdiver wrote:

Love the view size for such a compact sight. Not sure on durability yet, but looks as if it will take a serious beating. A bit on the costly side, but usually have to spend a little to get quality.

Author: toma222 (verified customer) from Hollis, NH on Mar 1, 2013
Pros:  Easy setup, great sight
Cons:  Price, But you get what you pay for
Would recommend:  yes

toma222 wrote:

Great sight , easy mounting to top of ACOG with mounting provided. Great sight for CQC with both eyes open. Zero parralax affect. Highly recomended.

Author: hadiesay (verified customer) , Firearms enthusiast with 42 pistols and 11 long guns. 2 Dillon 550s and Reload six calibers. Practice and train handgun skills. Own multiple scopes, red dots, lasers, lights etc., from Portland, Oregon on Feb 2, 2013
Pros:  The adjustable illumination, long battery life
Cons:  fastner availability
Would recommend:  yes

hadiesay wrote:

Don't make the mistake I did and buy the RM01 without understanding the features of the RM06. I bought the RM01 3.25 MOA RDS for an FN FNX 45 tactical that has the RMR slide cut standard. The RM01 is a great optic but has no adjustment for the brightness of the dot or off switch; all great for a dedicated carry RDS possibly but not so good for a general purpose, target or range gun. The RM06 has all the great things about the RMRs AND the dot can be dimmed to the point it is off. I have 2 glock slides machined to accept the RMRs so now I have the RM01 and RM06 to move between the FN and the Glocks. The only other wish I have is that the 6-32 torx fastners in various lengths were more readily available. I understand that trijicon can provide them with a call/email to them and with a bit of research they can be found. not a deal breaker but take good care of your fastners....

Author: Shooter1 from Fife, Washington on Nov 11, 2012
Pros:  Light weight. Rugged, and clear glass
Cons:  None
Would recommend:  yes

Shooter1 wrote:

Put on a S&W 500 mag. Perfect for this handgun

Author: J Squared (verified customer) , Lifelong shooter, hunter & combat veteran, from Brentwood, TN on May 30, 2012
Pros:  Easy to sight in
Cons:  None
Would recommend:  yes

J Squared wrote:

The Trijicon RM06-34W has the simplest adjustments to sight in. It has to: it's what the military uses in Iraq and Afghanistan. Simple adjustments, variable power LED, easy mounting, great price and availability. I have a lot of scopes, but this was my first reflex, and I am DELIGHTED.

Author: mocos (verified customer) , shooting enthusiast, from san francisco CA on Mar 17, 2012
Pros:  adjustable intensity rugged
Cons:  lacks a protective cover when not in use, pricey
Would recommend:  yes

mocos wrote:

I have all the top end micro red dots Leupold delta point, Insight, Doctor, Burris, C-more...This is by far the best unit out there that incorporates features that make it the most usable of them all

Author: 1999cutiger (verified customer) from Aiken, SC on Mar 16, 2012
Pros:  Small, Light weight
Cons:  None
Would recommend:  yes

1999cutiger wrote:

Very nice red dot sight. Very small and light weight. Battery life is excellent. Would buy again.

Author: MattD (verified customer) , Ret. Marines, avid recreational shooter, from Arlington VA on Dec 27, 2011
Pros:  Light, rugged, easy to adjust, long battery life
Cons:  None
Would recommend:  yes

MattD wrote:

A very good product made even better with adjustable illumination. These are solid, reliable mini-RDS that can take a lot of abuse and keep working. While I also recommend the dual-illum. versions, this works very well to on a shotgun or as a back-up rifle optic. Need to use their mounts at this point but they're high quality too.

Author: sib1948 (verified customer) from Scottsdale, AZ on Dec 24, 2011
Pros:  Solid, adjustable, easy to mount and sight in
Cons:  Price, but you get what you pay for
Would recommend:  yes

sib1948 wrote:

Added sight to new FNP 45 Tactical. Installed in less than 10 min. Good for rapid target acquisition with my old eyes. Different levels of brightness and can be turned off when not in use. Smaller MOA red dot best for pistol use.

Author: BigHat from Arlington VA on Dec 15, 2011
Pros:  Solid Construction, Great for a shotgun / AR B/u
Cons:  A Bit Pricey
Would recommend:  yes

BigHat wrote:

This is a great optic. In my eyes it's an ideal shotgun optic (Benelli M4). Very well made, low profile, can take a beating. Love the entire RMR line. Use a dual-illumination model on an FN FNP-Tactical 45, but the adjustable nature of this battery powered version seems ideal to me for use on a shotgun. Currently the Trijicon mounts are all that's available and they work well so don't worry about that.