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Trijicon RMR HD: The Next Evolution in Red Dot Sight Performance
If you’re looking for a cutting-edge optic that excels in any situation—duty, competition, or personal defense—the Trijicon RMR HD sets a new standard. This Trijicon RMR HD red dot sight builds on the trusted RMR® platform, bringing you an improved field of view, even tougher construction, and an innovative forward-mounted light sensor that automatically adapts to your lighting conditions. The result? You get a crystal-clear aiming point, better target acquisition, and rock-solid confidence when it matters most.
Bigger Window, Better Control
The RMR HD’s enhanced viewing window gives you a wide-open picture of your target, so you can stay locked in and ready to fire. With a selectable 3.25 MOA dot and a 55 MOA reticle 1.0 MOA dot and a 55 MOA reticle , it’s easy to choose the aiming solution that fits your mission. Need to fine-tune brightness? You’ve got nine illumination settings at your fingertips—including night-vision-compatible modes and a super-bright setting for full-sun conditions.
Built for Real-World Use
Durability isn’t just a marketing term here—it’s a guiding principle. The RMR HD’s forged 7075-T6 aluminum housing is engineered to handle the recoil, drops, and harsh environments that come with law enforcement and military work. Waterproof to 66 feet and rigorously tested for shock and impact, this red dot sight is more than ready for everyday carry, duty patrols, or the next high-stakes match.
Top-Loading Battery & Enhanced Adjusters
Changing your battery no longer means losing zero. The RMR HD’s top-loading CR2032 battery slot makes swaps quick and hassle-free, while the upgraded windage and elevation adjusters deliver crisp, audible clicks for precise zeroing—no tools required. Combine that with its improved, tactile controls and you’ve got an optic that’s designed for real-world handling, even while wearing gloves.
Perfect Fit for Your Setup
The RMR HD maintains the same footprint as the original RMR, meaning it’s compatible with most existing optics-ready duty holsters and pistol platforms. You don’t have to re-engineer your entire setup—just mount the RMR HD and get to work. Count on Trijicon’s legendary reliability and refined engineering to complement your shooting style, not complicate it.
Engineered by Experts, Proven by Professionals
Backed by decades of industry-leading innovation and tested in some of the harshest conditions around the world, the Trijicon RMR HD red dot sight is the culmination of relentless research and real-world feedback. Its advanced lens technology, rugged housing, and intuitive features prove that this optic isn’t just about looking good on paper—it’s about performing when you need it most.
What’s Included
Your RMR HD comes complete with a CR2032 battery, mounting screws, a Torx key, and the essential documentation. In other words, it’s ready to roll right out of the box.
Features and Benefits of the Trijicon RMR HD Red Dot Sight
- Effortless Top-Loading Battery - The optic doesn't need dismounting for battery changes; it employs a common CR2032 battery, promising up to 3 years of lifespan.
- Enhanced Windage and Elevation Adjusters - Zeroing is tool-less, with the addition of more tactile and audible clicks.
- Sturdy and Durable Construction - Built from 7075-T6 forged aluminum, the housing is waterproof up to 66 ft. (20 m).
- Spacious, Unobstructed Field of View - Quickly locate the reticle; it's parallax-free.
- Dependability for Everyday Carry - Its distinctive shape efficiently diverts impact force, ensuring lens protection from drops and knocks.
- Complete User Control Over Illumination Settings - Includes eleven brightness settings with diverse modes, inclusive of 3 NV settings, to ensure great visibility regardless of lighting conditions.
- Clear Target Visibility - Superior lens technology delivers a crisp field of view.
- Consistent with RMR Footprint - This unit is easy to mount on popular red-dot-ready pistols using the same base as Trijicon RMR.
- Refined Controls - The enhanced, more tactile and audible controls are glove-friendly, providing positive feedback.
- Index Ridge Alignment Aid - Unique housing design includes a built-in index point for quick sight picture acquisition, even from unconventional positions.
- Button Lock-Out Mode - It secures the Auto-Brightness Setting, making it ideal for everyday carry.
- Manual Brightness Lock-In Mode - User-chosen brightness setting can be indefinitely secured.
- Brightness Response Setting - Allows selection from Normal Auto (default), High Auto, and Low Auto adjust settings.
- Forward Mounted Light Sensor - The RMR HD Automatic Brightness mode is equipped to read the lighting conditions at the target instead of the user.
FAQ's
What size window is the Trijicon RMR HD? : 0.89 x 0.67 in. / 22.6 x 17.2mm
What is the battery life of the RMR HD? : Changing the battery is a hassle-free process, eliminating the need to remove the optic; it operates on a widely available CR2032 battery, boasting an impressive battery life of up to three years.
Get Your Trijicon RMR HD Today
Elevate your shooting experience and gain the clarity, speed, and confidence you deserve. Explore the Trijicon RMR HD and find a dealer near you. When you’re ready to upgrade to a duty-ready red dot sight that delivers under pressure, the RMR HD is waiting.
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| Specifications | |
|---|---|
| Magnification | 1x |
| Sight Window | 0.89 x 0.67 in. / 22.6 x 17.2mm |
| Lens | Tempered Glass |
| Adjustments | 1 click = 1 MOA |
| Adjustment Range (Elevation & Windage) | 135 MOA Total Travel |
WARNING: This product can expose you to Lead, which is known to the State of California to cause cancer and birth defects or other reproductive harm. For more information go to - www.P65Warnings.ca.gov.
Customer Ratings & Reviews
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First Shots: Trijicon RMR HD Red-Dot Sight
John
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September 15, 2023
First off, many of you will be pleased to hear about the introduction of a top-loading battery, a feature eagerly awaited by many. No more removing the optic from your pistol just to change the battery - just secure it once, and it should last for a good while. In fact, the CR2032 battery it uses promises a long life span, slated to last for about three years on a continuous use at brightness level 5. Adding to the list of enhancements, the RMR HD offers a new multiple reticle system, broadening your choices with a 1 or 3.25 MOA dot, along with the option of adding a 55 MOA circle. This gives you the flexibility to choose between dot only or circle dot settings, catering to varied preferences. Now, let's talk about brightness settings - the optic automatically detects the optimal brightness level for your current surroundings, but if you prefer, you can manually select from 9 different levels, some of which are even compatible with night vision. The forward-mounted light sensor is a nice touch, as it adjusts based on what you're facing, rather than the lighting conditions behind you. We got the chance to rigorously test the RMR HD at a product launch, with guidance from Scott Jedlinski of the Modern Samurai Project. I must say, this optic endured a serious beating during the drills, proving its robust build and resilience to rough handling. However, note that similar to the SRO model, the RMR HD does have a slight overhang on the optic cut, which means you'll need to be cautious while selecting holster fits for your optics-bearing pistols. It's advisable to choose holster fits that are compatible with the SRO to avoid any issues. For more details on this robust and upgraded optic, head over to Trijicon's website. And don't forget to check Shooting Illustrated for more reviews on various optics. I'm sure you won't be disappointed with this new offering from Trijicon.
Recommended
2:32 / 9:22 Trijicon RMR HD Review (is this thing worth it?)
PEW PEW
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September 15, 2023
Unfortunately, I have some reservations about this piece. For starters, the overhang it has over the ejection port seems unnecessary and might not be the ideal fit for the Echelon, as it goes beyond the slide - a design feature that could have been improved. I find this quite irksome, though there's a redeeming quality in the larger window which gives a broader view compared to the original RMR. One neat feature is its top-load battery system which negates the need to remove the RMR when you're swapping batteries, preventing loss of zeroing. This gadget also houses windage adjustments and a nifty sensor that immediately dims the dot when covered - a quick response mechanism that adjusts to changing light conditions, which is particularly noticeable in the fluctuating sunlight today. The dot itself is a sharp 1 MOA, offering a clear and crisp point of reference. Additionally, the RMR HD offers an alternative reticle, resembling a crosshair circle with a crosshair, giving you options to choose based on your preference. I'm quite impressed with the quick target acquisition and the ease of finding the dot even in a bright setting. Despite my reservations about the overhang, I decided to give it a shot. After firing a few rounds, I could quickly reacquire the dot, even amidst the minimal recoil from the Echelon. It seems sturdy and resilient, embodying the quality we have come to expect from Trijicon, a product proudly made in the USA, Michigan to be precise. Upon inspection, there were signs of minor gas and debris impact, but no visible cartridge hits. Even though it held up well, I can't shake off the feeling that it might not be the perfect match for this gun due to the overhang. It seems a bit bulky and lacks aesthetic appeal, which somewhat dampens my initial excitement. In retrospect, while it is a powerful optic with clear and crisp glass, and a larger window, I believe Trijicon could have elevated this creation by enhancing its design. It feels like a rough fusion between the SRO and the RMR, which might appeal to some, especially if you're looking for a robust version of the SRO. In conclusion, the new RMR HD from Trijicon has its merits, but personally, I find the overhang a significant drawback for pairing it with the Echelon. However, if you're on the market for a new red dot that combines the strengths of the SRO and RMR, this might be a viable option to consider.
Recommended
The RMR We've Been Waiting For!
Tester
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August 3, 2023
the RMR HD, a revamped model that brings some changes to its predecessor. The most notable changes I observed were the larger window, the forward shift, and a top-mounted battery compartment, a design concept that you might have seen in the SRO. I must commend the top-mounted battery compartment and the larger window size, as they're clear improvements over the previous design. Other features that caught my eye include a rugged forged housing and the inclusion of an Index Ridge Alignment Aid. However, I did notice a drawback: the optic's compatibility with holsters due to the forward shift of the window. But don't worry, with a little modification to your holster or by opting for a newer model from Safariland designed to accommodate the change, this issue is easily resolved. I must also point out that if your gun has a deep SRO cut, the RMR HD might not be a perfect fit due to the difference in shelf heights. Yet in most of the other RMR Cuts plates and machine cuts, the RMR HD fit snugly. What I particularly liked about the RMR HD is the slightly larger window than the RMR, minimum distortion on the glass, and the availability of different reticle options. Plus, the optic features a forward-facing light sensor, a handy feature for improving auto brightness functionality. Despite the array of complex functionalities, I found the provided cheat sheet to be a lifesaver. In conclusion, let me share my thoughts about the windage and elevation adjustment knobs. They were functional, but the clicks were not as crisp as on other models. I ran a series of tests on a Glock 45 and a Staccato XC, and I can confidently say that the RMR HD held its own in both cases.
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