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Does the RMR have audible clicks when adjusting the elevation/ windage? The one I purchased here has no clicks, just a smooth moving adjustment screw. — 2 Answers

by Anthony, from NC, United States Asked on February 23, 2020

Name Trijicon RMR Type 2 RM01 LED 1x65mm 3.25 MOA Red Dot Sight (4.7)
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Answered by Armando R., Gear Expert, from IL, United States, on March 11, 2020

Yes, the RMR should have firm/audible clicks when adjusting the windage/elevation.

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Answered by Cadence, member, from GA, United States, on February 05, 2023

My SRO (samo with MRO) is said to have 1 MOA "clicks." There are no clicks, just markings, and the markings are nothing like 1 moa. Maybe 1.8 moa. I just checked three more of them (I have four, only one in use) and maybe on one I can, using my imagination, "feel" tiny clicks, seemingly two per division, so that would be 2 moa per marking. I don't trust that. Poor at the price point. Also almost impossible to turn off. And the adjustment slots . . . are wicked, wide slots, curved bottoms, like for a coin, but way too small. Nothing really fits, have wonder what Trijicon was thinking.

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