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Ten years ago, it was rare to encounter a handgun with an optic mounted atop it, but today it is a far more common thing to see. Many semi-automatics now leave the factory with some sort of provision with which to mount a micro red-dot, and Trijicon’s RMR is one of the most prominent pistol-compatible optics on the market to be developed for use with these guns.

A micro red-dot mounted atop a handgun can be a very useful little tool, but not all optics and optics-ready pistols play well together, creating a potentially confusing situation for prospective buyers. With this resource, we attempt to clear the air.

Trijicon's new DI Night Sights lineup gives users the ability to change out fiber-optic inserts on their own.

Best known for advanced optics such as the ACOG, VCOG and RMR, Trijicon has waded into standard riflescopes in a big way with six new lines of variable-power riflescopes in traditional formats.

Suppressor-height sights aren't just for suppressors anymore, and Trijicon's Bright & Tough Night Sights are a great option for your gun.

Trijicon has miniaturized its rugged and well-known RMR to accommodate semi-automatic pistols commonly used for concealed carry.

Langdon Tactical Technology's RDO mount and modifications allows red-dot optics to be mounted to Beretta 92-series pistols.

TRIJICON has invented a handheld, battery-powered device that measures downrange wind and uses that info to provide ballistic corrections in an eyeblink.

Trijicon announced that its VCOG 1-8x28 mm has been selected by the U.S. Marine Corps for use as its Squad Common Optic.