Trijicon RMRcc Red Dot Sight - 3.25 MOA Red Dot, Adjustable LED

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SKU: TJ-CC06-C-3100001
UPC: 719307616370
MFG#: 3100001

First, a little about Trijicon: they've been around for 40 years and started in 1985. They've made lots of cool sights, and the RMRcc is their latest one. Installing it was a bit tricky because it has its own unique design. But once it's on, it's waterproof and uses a common battery. The RMRcc looks a lot like Trijicon's older RMR. It's small, tough, and has big buttons to adjust brightness. The glass is super clear, and you can change the brightness in many ways, even for night vision. One cool thing is that if you drop it or get it wet, it should still work perfectly. But, it's a bit pricey and doesn't fit easily on all guns. In the end, I think it's a great sight with lots of features. It's not my top pick, but it's in second place.

I want to share why I switched my gun's sight from the Hollow Sun 407k to the Trijicon RMRcc. I used the Hollow Sun for over a year and liked it. But one day, I accidentally dropped my gun, and the sight stopped working right. I couldn't trust it anymore, so I went back to using the Hollow Sun. But then, it fell again, and the dot was way off. During this time, my friend showed me how tough the Trijicon RMRcc is. He even threw it on the ground super hard, and it still worked perfectly! I was impressed. But there was a problem. The Trijicon RMRcc didn't fit on my gun like other sights. Luckily, I found a company called Norso that makes a special slide for it. So now, I'm using the Trijicon RMRcc with the Norso slide, and it's been great! Lastly, I want to share something about my faith. I believe it's important to focus on things that last forever, not just what's happening now. Even though I deal with tough stuff at my job as a nurse, I try to remember that God has a bigger plan. Thanks for listening, and always stay safe!

Right now, a lot of people are into slim, high-capacity guns like the Glock 48 and Sig P365. Because of this, there's a big demand for tiny red dot sights to go on them. The RMRcc is Trijicon's answer to this demand. Now, when the RMRcc was first announced, some people were super excited, but others, like me, were a bit confused. It looked a lot like their older model but just smaller. But after checking it out, I realized it had some cool upgrades inside! This new sight comes in two dot sizes and has eight brightness settings. It even has a mode where you can lock the brightness, which is pretty neat. There was a bit of confusion about how to adjust the dot, but it's actually pretty simple once you get the hang of it. One thing to note is that the RMRcc uses a bottom-loaded battery, which some people might not like. Also, it has a unique design that might not fit perfectly on all guns. For example, on the Glock 48, it sits a bit high, which might not be ideal for everyone. I tested this sight by shooting 2,000 rounds with it, and it held up great! It stayed accurate even after I dropped it a few times. The only thing is, if you want to use it with backup iron sights, you might need taller ones because of how the RMRcc is designed. In conclusion, the RMRcc is a solid choice if you're looking for a small red dot sight. Just make sure it fits well on your gun. And always remember to train with your equipment to get the best results!

Right now, a lot of people are into slim, high-capacity guns like the Glock 48 and Sig P365. Because of this, there's a big demand for tiny red dot sights to go on them. The RMRcc is Trijicon's answer to this demand. Now, when the RMRcc was first announced, some people were super excited, but others, like me, were a bit confused. It looked a lot like their older model but just smaller. But after checking it out, I realized it had some cool upgrades inside! This new sight comes in two dot sizes and has eight brightness settings. It even has a mode where you can lock the brightness, which is pretty neat. There was a bit of confusion about how to adjust the dot, but it's actually pretty simple once you get the hang of it. One thing to note is that the RMRcc uses a bottom-loaded battery, which some people might not like. Also, it has a unique design that might not fit perfectly on all guns. For example, on the Glock 48, it sits a bit high, which might not be ideal for everyone. I tested this sight by shooting 2,000 rounds with it, and it held up great! It stayed accurate even after I dropped it a few times. The only thing is, if you want to use it with backup iron sights, you might need taller ones because of how the RMRcc is designed. In conclusion, the RMRcc is a solid choice if you're looking for a small red dot sight. Just make sure it fits well on your gun. And always remember to train with your equipment to get the best results!

Did you know that Trijicon hides little Bible references on their products? On the new rmrcc, there's a tiny "MT13:32" which is from the Bible. It's about something small growing big, just like this sight. Trijicon has been making sights for over 10 years. The rmrcc is tiny and made for small guns. Some people were excited about it, but others had complaints. It's super small, light, and tough. But, you might have trouble finding the red dot because the window is small. Also, it's a bit expensive and has its own special way to attach to guns. But I trust it because it's strong and works well. I've used it a lot and like it. I'm not saying you should buy it, but I like it for my gun.

At first, I didn't like it because it didn't fit my gun. But after trying it on another gun, I saw its use. This sight is made for thinner guns. It has a clear dot and good glass, but it can get dirty easily. It has two brightness modes, and you can change its battery from the bottom. I also recommend a tool called Fix-It sticks to adjust it. The sight's window is smaller than others, and it's kind of pricey. But overall, it's a good sight.

Overall this is a good micro red dot sight and I would recommend it to people looking for a red dot for their pistol

I had my 43x cut for this. As you should have your Glocks etc cut for your optics, By the time you spend extra for the "mos"pistols and then buy the adapter plate you're 150$ more than the base pistol and an optics cut that will put the sight low and naturally pointing on the slide plus it look a whole helluva lot better. Nothing is more durable than an rmr.

I bought 4 of the RMR cc for some of my handguns and they are fantastic. I would definitely recommend this red dot, especially for a Kimber micro 9 or a Sig 365 or a Walther PPS, or a Kimber ultra carry 2 9mm. Plan on buying several more .already have the RMR for the bigger handguns those are awesome, also

Typical Trijicon quality and function. I appreciate the smaller footprint. It will look and work great on my Sig P365XL. EVENTUALLY. The only issue is that they have shipped this sight but don't have mounting plates. ANYWHERE. Why would they do this? I have no idea. So the sight just sits in the box. Hopefully, I will be able to use this.