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David; Can we get a side view picture of the RMR milled into the M&P slide? It does look a little wider then the Trijicon MRD you milled for me but I want to see how high and long it looks in comparison. If I went with the RMR on a new build I would probably go with the dual illumination and eliminate batteries all together.
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One of the most combat experienced SOF warriors I personally know has written the following about the dual illuminated RMR:
"I would stay away from fiber optic Trijicon offerings as a general rule. The Reflex is perhaps the worst optic ever created, so I'm not excited about shrinking it into a Doctor sight package."
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Doc,Originally Posted by DocGKR
That looks like a cut&paste quote, is the rest of it a private communication or was it posted somewhere? I'd like to learn more about the sights and issues they might have.
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I agree with the assessment of the original Trijicon reflex sights...those things sucked balls. Grant is going to lend me his current Trijicon RMR at some point so I'll get to see if there are any washout problems with it.
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The question I have is, has he run it yet? Correct that the reflex is the worst of the bunch, but the RMR is not the same and does a better job IMHO.
As I posted, a back up sighting system (laser or co-witnessed irons) is a must. So if the RMR DID washout, you have options.
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I sent a few rotten pics to rob s of one of my mp set ups with an rmr installed
Ill try to get a few better ones up a bit later to you guys robust is an understatement
the rmr is tough i ran an MRD from trijiocn for about a year in a compact mp it was tough as nails and id things to it in front of the trijicon guys that made them squeal like little girls but the sight held and ran well
i too would avoid the dual model rmr..
looks like im going to treat my 9l to this as well
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The very same question I have Frommycolddeadhand. I've got a para nite tac,single action, single stack I would more than willing use as a test mule for this. Anyone out there tried this on a 1911?
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David Bowie,
Your picture link has two sets of http:/ in front of the address so the picture link is broken. I found your picture and copied your link so I could repost your photo for you.
This is David Bowies picture of his M&P 45 with an RMR and the engraved line on the back for his co-witness to the front.
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This is not new, the Docter sight for carry handguns have been aroung since 1991, and IPSC shooters have been using the bigger red dot sights for decades...
I have tried them, and I much prefer the normal iron sights.
I shoot more accurately with irons, specially up to 15-20 m, and just as fast.
And of course the irons don't depend on batteries, are not bulky, don't break, don't get clogged or covered with dust or rain, and keep zero even if dropped or hit accidentally
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