Reviews & Ratings for Trijicon RMR Dual Illuminated 1x16 mm, 12.9 MOA Triangle Reflex Sight — 37 reviews — Page 1

I've been watching this optic maybe for years. I finally got the amber triangle.

its brighter than green Triangle by a lot, I will argue its the same brightness as the 7moa amber dot.

the Trangle is almost a sharp razor, in the daylight its Eotech bright. In the dark its still easily seen. the edges are so sharp, I will arue its under 1 MOA. the Tringle corners slightly round at th edges with 4x magnifcation.

With my gasses its stunning, without my glasses its a small red dot. This optic is so perfect, it only as good as your eyes. With perfect vision at night the triangle turns into a dot, only with true perfect vision, or night vision is the optic still an absolute crips triangle.

In darkess or indoors it can be slightly lacking in brightness but iron sights should be paired with this red dot. It is totally adequite if you have perfect far vision or glasses.

I am extremly happy with this optic, I cant understand why nobody else is buying this. Probably Because Trijion made to many different versions that were not good, like 9 or 13 MOA Dot, Green Triangle. If you do not want the Trianle the 7 moa is good, but this one is actually better. I believe they shrunk the size from the original manucfacture years ago. the triangle is actualy very small, just as bright as the 7MOA with multiple fiber optic strands.

The best of the best. Trijicon. This optic does not take batteries. It uses fiber optic and tritium to produce a 12.9 MOA green triangle in various lighting conditions. The only downside is that there is a noticeable purple tint to the glass. However, it doesn’t cause any issues for me when properly using target focused aiming. I find the green triangle easy to pick up, and use the tip of the triangle for more precise aiming. Definitely recommend this for an edc, duty, or nightstand gun.

Great product from a great company. Will not let you down.

I use the RMR on my DB10 as a canted sight and have had it on for over 1,000 rounds of 308, and the optic never broke zero. Highly recommend for any AR 308 and below, and any pistol.

When looking at the Trijicon website the green triangle is portrayed twice as large as what I see in the unit I received, Very disappointed. Should not have bought this unit as the green triangle is also not as bright as it should be.

Love these sights. Have others that are round dots. This is the first triangle dot I've got and I really like it. Gives a finer point of aim if needed. Great in dim light and bright light. Been using for sights on shotguns for turkey hunting. No batteries needed and always on.

I don’t currently own the optic, but I was able to view multiple Trijicon products recently at their roadshow, so I think I should write a review.

The Amber is So much brighter overall in the sunlight, it’s an actual red dot Eotech bright.

The Green is better for absolute dark back environment, but the Amber was made for night vision. The Green is actually brighter in absolute darkness with the tritium.

All the optics are Exactly as shown, the 9 MOA dot is actually very Large, the 7 MOA dot is large but smaller and the brightest under the sunlight.

The Triangle is an actual Large Triangle But is actually more accurate than a dot reticle, even the 7MOA is fairly far to large for extended accuracy compared to a triangle.

And Green and Amber have a tint, but they are actually nearly the same in darkness in color of tint, so it really doesn’t matter. Both are easy to see through the tint layer.

If you have astigmatism, or nearsighted like me, glasses (or a magnifier) are a great way to get a red dot actually extremely crisp. Another option is an iron sight hole.

In the daylight the green is adequate, but is quite faded or underwhelming in a green triangle. Under shade it’s quite less noticeable but in direct light it’s good.

I consider the green the best option for me wanting a night optic, but amber being brighter maybe a better option for you in daylight. The amber was quite darker when covering the top fibers, as the Trijicon staff that were extremely helpful at t...
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Tried it in both daylight and night settings and I could barely see the amber reticle in both cases. If there is light on the side of it you can see the reticle but that's really situational. When it is bright outside and the lighting I have from the side is lower than what I am looking at, there's essentially no visible reticle. The tritium in the optic is pretty difficult to see, it does show up but it's no where as bright as tritium on my iron sights and they're $300 cheaper than these sights. Trying to use this outdoors was a lot of shifting the sight around to find the reticle, try to line it up onto the target, lose the reticle, repeat actions, before I could finally get a shot in. I stopped trying after a few shots in, whatever I was doing was not working. I was using this on a pistol.

It gets the two stars because the construction and other design aspects of it has no issues: the up/down and left/right adjustments are easily accessible, the glass is nice, the fiber optics really light up the reticle, the profile is about as small as you can get for an optic. So, 3 stars off for lack of functionality. Since, the lack thereof essentially defeats the point of even having this optic. Until they figure out a better method of having that reticle be more visible, go battery, because dual illumination in this model is overpriced for what you get.

Was sceptical of putting an optic on my handgun. After many times out shooting indoors and out, have to say this thing is awesome. Sighted in at 25 yards with 124 gr nato 9mm and 124 gr hp critical defense. The tip of the triangle, or just above, is point of impact and just below the base of the triangle at 7 yards is point of impact. Makes sense to me. I really like the triangle.

Works great, it's always on. Only issues are slight dot washout when aiming from a dark room to outside sunlight, (but can always still see it because it's a 12.9 moa triangle) and the included screws are too long to use on a rmr cut slide.