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The forward overhang on the RMR HD might cause issues like the SRO with brass getting caught. Have to see if that's going to be an issue.

The RCR mounting to a standard RMR cut with T-slots and screws with holes around the circumference of the head is actually quite clever. No need for an adapter plate, no need to copy Aimpoint or Holoson dovetails and works on anything you can put an RMR on. No need for a lid like the Romeo 2.

These might be good for PDW's an an RMR riser...
 
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The forward overhang on the RMR HD might cause issues like the SRO with brass getting caught. Have to see if that's going to be an issue.

The RCR mounting to a standard RMR cut with T-slots and screws with holes around the circumference of the head is actually quite clever. No need for an adapter plate, no need to copy Aimpoint or Holoson dovetails and works on anything you can put an RMR on. No need for a lid like the Romeo 2.

These might be good for PDW's an an RMR riser...


The RCR doesn't need an RMR plate? You can direct mount it to the existing MOS holes?


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The RCR doesn't need an RMR plate? You can direct mount it to the existing MOS holes?


Not if you have a slide cut for an RMR or a rifle mount cut for an RMR.
 
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The RCR doesn't need an RMR plate? You can direct mount it to the existing MOS holes?


Not if you have a slide cut for an RMR or a rifle mount cut for an RMR.


Ok got it - thx


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$645 is a much more reasonable price, but again, unless Trijicon discontinues the SRO, I don't see the RMR HD having much of a splash on the market. It's also a much more realistic price if everything is 100% US made instead of a 100% increase in MSRP over Sig's high end red dots (that still has worse glass quality than where Sig sources their glass).
 
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$645 is a much more reasonable price, but again, unless Trijicon discontinues the SRO, I don't see the RMR HD having much of a splash on the market. It's also a much more realistic price if everything is 100% US made instead of a 100% increase in MSRP over Sig's high end red dots (that still has worse glass quality than where Sig sources their glass).


The price should drop in 2024 as demand/hype drops. But yea, still expensive even if it drops another $50.


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I think the street price is around 600. Still a big ask considering some of the budget options are getting better and better
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Aaron Cowan published his review on YouTube.



Biggest downsides he noted was the price and he's not sure how the rear window is going to hold up to scratches or drops to the back of the sight.

I don't know if he's going to make his review on the RMR HD public instead of Patreon only, but from the mentions in this video, the automatic light sensor on the RMR HD seems to work in comparison to other systems that only account for lighting conditions where you're at instead of where the target it.
 
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I shall be buying one of each. As an owner of ACOG's, Aimpoints, RMR's, and Nightforce, I believe in function over form, not a price point and as much as possible to never buy from China sourced items when able to do so. The prices at places like Primary Arms and Eurooptic will be considerably less anyway so there is that too.

I am much looking forward to getting the RMR T3 and RCR.
 
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I'll probably be spending $5 on Patreon to catch up on his reviews, but Aaron Cowen does have a review of the RMR HD up that I don't know if it was make YouTube or not. I also want to see how the Holosun 507 Competition held up as well.
 
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Just a bump for anyone looking at RCR -

Primary Arms has it in stock as of this post for $609


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