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The Trijicon RMR is small, lightweight and tough, and is a very versatile reflex sight compatible with a wide variety of firearms.
Tom Kane of Trijicon discusses the advantages of the new RMR site, which features adjustable dot intensity depending on surroundings and a potential battery life of almost 4 years.
