Listen up, Glock jocks, marksmen, and disciples of dead-center accuracy. Today we're talking about a piece of gear that's transformed my shooting game more than a Virginia Beach CQB stint: the Trijicon HRS RMR.
We're talking about a tool so sharp, you'd think it was honed by a Drill Sergeant's tongue. It takes my Glock from a respectable sidearm to a precision instrument that might as well be a sniper rifle's jealous little brother.
The RMR - or Ruggedized Miniature Reflex for those who aren't acronym aficionados - is a little red dot sight that could. Compact? Check. Durable? Check. Accurate? You bet your bronze star it is.
This HRS RMR isn't some plasticky joke you'd find in a cereal box. It's made from forged aluminum - that's right, this thing could be drop-kicked by a mule and still maintain zero. Rain, dust, dropping it while doing your best John Wick impersonation - the RMR shrugs it off and asks for more.
As for battery life, let's just say you'll probably lose count of the sunrises before this thing goes dark. It's a tough cookie that lasts longer than the memories of a Drill Sergeant's morning tirade. And with the auto-adjusting brightness feature, it won't blind you in broad daylight or leave you squinting in the dusk.
The reticle? Clearer than a Little Bird's flight path on a cloudless day. That red dot will settle over your target like a hawk zoning in on a field mouse. And does it deliver. The 3.25 MOA dot size is the Goldilocks zone for both precision shooting and quick target acquisition. With it, your Glock turns into a multi-mission powerhouse.
Now, I gotta be honest, this thing is not what you'd call a 'bargain buy.' It's more of a 'sell your second-best kidney' type of purchase. But let me tell you, every penny spent on the HRS RMR is a penny invested in dead-on, reliable accuracy.
All in all, the Trijicon HRS RMR has earned its place on my custom Glock. This little wonder has upped my shooting game no matter what firearm its slapped onto. This may be a cure for you one eyed pirates.
Check out the pics I've attached to this review, 'cause as always, "Pics, or it didn't happen."
Stay safe, stay sharp, and keep those groups tight!
"Topo"