Trijicon RMR 12.9 MOA Dual-Illuminated Triangle Sight - $303.82 shipped (Free S/H over $25)

This is getting ridiculous.....12.9 moa

This RMR is the worst one. Ok for outdoor at the range but not for defensive purposes. It needs a fair amount of light to work and washes out when shooting from dark to light.

Had this optic but the washout made it useless as anything more than a 100% outdoor sight. If you have any intention on using this on a defensive pistol, carbine or shotgun. Don't waste your money, get the LED version or an Aimpoint. Sold mine and spent the extra money on the LED version.

This is a really good deal for these. The 12.9 Moa triangle is the best reticle for the dual-illuminated series. Using a ballistics calculator, you can easily adjust the point of impact to the tip of the triangle for point blank, and the bottom of the triangle for a known maximum distance at the range.

All of the rumors you hear about the dual-illuminated series washing out are true, no matter what color the reticle is. But don't let that scare you, I use this as a primary optic for small game hunting, and it is very effective.

The reticle is not as bright as a laser or led unit, which also makes picking up the reticle (mounted on a pistol) somewhat difficult without additional backup sights, or (in case of a rifle) a good cheek weld. The 12.9 MOA size is actually still quite small, I cant imagine how difficult it would be to use a smaller reticle quickly.

I have my green reticle unit mounted on a ruger 10/22 with no backup sights, and I can quickly and easily find the "dot" (triangle) because of the natural point of aim that you get with a rifle. I tried it mounted on a pistol with no backup sights to reference from on initial aiming, and found it very difficult to locate the reticle without bringing my eye right up to the sight to initially find the reticle.

If you want to use this as a primary optic on a rifle, it will be a very fast targeting sight as long as you mount it as far back as possible. Remember, these are designed to be used with both eyes open, and give you almost a video game style of aiming point in your field of view.

If you want to use this on a pistol, you need to have backup sights that you can quickly and naturally use as a reference to guide the reticle into view. Night sights will only confuse you if you try to use them with this, especially an illuminated front sight in the same color.

Not $350.