Trijicon RMR Red Dot Sights (Type 2 and More) & Accessories — 21 products / 92 models — Page 1

The Trijicon RMR Reflex Sight is one of their most popular pistol optics. These Trijicon Red Dot Sights & Accessories are designed for handguns and are protected by a patented housing shape that absorbs impacts and diverts stresses away from the lens, which makes them just as durable as the legendary Trijicon ACOG. Here, you’ll find several models of the Trijicon RMR mini reflex sight, including the RMR Type 2 and the RM04 RMR sight. Plus, we carry a variety of RMR mounts to suit your specific platform. 

What is the difference between Type 1 and Type 2 Trijicon RMR?

The Type 1 RMR was initially designed for use with rifles, but their small size led many people to equip them with handguns. The Type 2 is the second generation of the optic, which features many upgrades that are better suited for use with pistols. The Trijicon RMR Type 2 reflex sight is more durable and has a longer battery life than its predecessor. Besides that, the sights look nearly identical and share the same RMR mounting platform.

What does RMR stand for in Trijicon RMR?

RMR stands for “Ruggedized Miniature Reflex” Sight.

Is RMR on a pistol worth it?

The Trijicon RMR is designed to improve target acquisition speed and accuracy, so it is definitely worth adding to your firearm if you want a compact optic that delivers a big punch. The Type 2 RMR reflex sight is optimized for use with pistols, so we recommend purchasing that model if you plan to mount it on a handgun. Additionally, the RMR sight is highly durable and resistant to water, dust, and shock, which makes it a great choice for anyone who wants a reliable and long-lasting sight.

Buy Trijicon RMR Reflex Sights & Accessories at OpticsPlanet

Shop now to save big on Trijicon reflex sights and accessories like RMR mounting plates. We carry both the Type 1 and Type 2 RMR with a variety of MOA red dot options. For more information on red dot optics, check out our Red Dot Sight How-to Guides for tips on how to choose a red dot sight and mount it to your firearm.