Trijicon RMR HRS RM06-C-700780: Adjustable (LED) Sight 3.25 MOA Hard Anodized Coyote Brown

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SKU: TJ-RM06-C-700780
UPC: 719307615922
Manufacturer: Trijicon
MFG#: RM06-C-700780

I had read good reviews of this product before buying, so I wasn't worried about being disappointed. I've had this RMR for a couple of months now and am very please. Its battery is suppose to work continuous for 1 year, it automatically dims and brightens depending on ambient lighting. I use it for a backup sight, and its small size works perfectly for this. The only drawback is at some point I'll have to remove the optic to change its battery, requiring me to re-zero the optic. But this isn't too big of a deal for me. Overall very pleased with this RMR and I bought it for just over $400 with the combination of discounts from Mounting Solutions Plus and Trijicon rebates.

I purchased this model by accident; I meant to buy the adjustable model. That being said, the automatic adjustments for me have been more than adequate for my uses. In addition, it is more streamlined without the buttons on the sides. So if you are on the fence about this vs. the manually adjustable model, it doesn't matter that much, in my opinion. Great packaging for the RMR; I wonder why it doesn't come with a tool for adjusting the turrets. At this price point, the cost for a small but valuable tool should be a given.

I ordered this RMR HRS RM06-C-700780 for my new FN 509 Tactical. It fits great and looks fantastic. I got the LED v/s the adjustable as I figured it's one less thing to mess with or break. 3.25 MOA is the right way to go. Seems durable but will see with time. I was psyched to get this to the range.

This RMR HRS was placed on my FNX 45 Tactical. I zeroed it using the Arma Dynamic Trijicon RMR 10 yard Zero Target. It took me about four shots until I was knocking the Bulls Eye out of the target. I then transitioned to shoot at Hog silhouettes made of steel at about 50 yards with hit after hit. So far, I have been very pleased with the accuracy. There is a slight learning curve using the Red Dot vs. Iron Sights. However, after you get the hang of it, there is no problem. Just confidence that you will hit what you place the red dot on. We have a significant problem with feral hogs here in Texas, and this Trijicon RMR HRS Sight will augment my capability of dispatching these four-legged varmints.

I love how much faster target acquisitions are with this. I have it on my carry pistol. Twenty-five yards can get baseball-sized groups. Fifteen yards its golf ball-sized groups. Anything closer, it is stacking them through a qtr or less sized hole.

Have this on a rifle @ an offset for a backup sight to an LPVO. Rings steal at 100 yards and are super fast for under 20 yards. Fell off a table onto concrete and was fine. Lens has had carbon and oil on it; the coating is fine. Been in use for several thousand rounds on multiple platforms, 762x51 and 556. No issues. Holds zero, still on the first battery. Automatic mode is also really nice for use with a mounted light.

I haven't been able to get to the range yet, so I can't comment on the accuracy (or improved accuracy using a red dot) but the fit and finish on the Trijicon RMR HRS is superb! It fits perfectly on the weapon and was super easy to install.

I love how much faster target acquisitions are with this. I have it on my carry pistol. Twenty-five yards can get baseball sized groups. 15 yrds its golf ball sized groups. Anything closer it is stacking them through a qtr or less sized hole.

Been using Trijicon RMRs for a while now, this particular version is the best I've ever used.

So overall, the quality of the Trijicon RMR line is solid and they can take a beating without loosing zero as far as a slide mounted optic can. But here is the BUT... trying to find a slide base plate for the SIG M17/320 optics ready platform (ORP) is currently next to impossible for the RMR line! The only after market mounting plates have a ton of mounting holes in them, as to be quasi universal, which will leave room for moisture under the RMR (which has an exposed bottom access for the electronics and battery). You have to purchase another plate to seal in the bottom (should be a factory standard option). The one major draw back is the bottom mounted battery, yes it will last 4 years supposedly, but having to remove optics to change a battery seems counterproductive , not to mention the fine threads involved that will invariably find a way to seize up and strip! But overall with the right weapon platform the RMR is a good optic and hopefully Trijicon will get with the game and get a more "universal" mounting system available.

I love how much easier it is to acquire the target. I've got my Trijicon RM06-HRS on my Glock 19. Twenty-five yards can get groups tailored to baseball. 15 Yards of its party shaped golf ball. Anything closer is to stack them through a hole of qtr or smaller size.

Bought this Trijicon RM06-HRS for my FN 509, looks great on my weapon and works fantastically. Just get one or two more for my Glocks. Tasty stuff!