RMRs

[SigGuy]

Zeroed in the Trijicon Type II today at Granite State: absolute tack driver. This is the G19 MOS, With a reduction and stippling by Lou at Business End Customs. Phenomenal job. The reduction on the back allows you to shoot without over rolling your wrists forward, making it more “Sig-Like” as a friend pointed out. True, in some ways, particularly the grip angle.

It’s gonna take a little getting used to, but so far I like it because it allows you too stay focused on the threat more than with conventional iron sights.

 

[xtry51]

Sketched out by the RMR. The first one I tried (Trijicon) was brand new and would randomly turn off while shooting. Not confidence inspiring.

 

[SigGuy]

Sketched out by the RMR. The first one I tried (Trijicon) was brand new and would randomly turn off while shooting. Not confidence inspiring.

I get that. This is the type2 Trij RMR. They claim to have worked that bug out, with this one, but we shall see.

 

[BrianWilson]

Useful toy at this stage IMHO. That said I have a Fastfire 3 that has survived a couple years of fairly heavy usage both on a pistol and a carbine. The Romeo 1 on my Sig hasn't seen a whole lot of use yet, but based on anecdotal history let's just say there is a spare one at the ready in my range bag. I'm thinking the next addition to the rotation for that gun will be a Sheild RMS.

 

[Shawnyc]

Love the RMR on my gen4 19 MOS. Love it even more after installing surpressor height sights. If you have trouble finding the dot after drawing I highly recommend taller sights.

 

[SigGuy]

Love the RMR on my gen4 19 MOS. Love it even more after installing surpressor height sights. If you have trouble finding the dot after drawing I highly recommend taller sights.

Yeah. Suppressor size heights right out of the gate that’s not optional. I have Suarez suppressor sights on it at the moment.