RMR HRS Type 2 w/ 3.25 MOA Red Dot Sight - Coyote Brown

The RMR Type 2, chosen by U.S. Special Operations Command (USSOCOM) for the Handgun Reflex Sight (HRS) Contract after thorough testing, is incredibly reliable and durable for handgun use. A commercial - available version similar to the USSOCOM - selected one comes with a hard - anodized coyote brown coating to reduce detection, plus special markings for manufacture date and serial number. Its patented housing shape boosts durability by absorbing impacts and diverting stresses from the lens. The redesigned electronics perform well on slide - ride pistols and small arms. Suitable for military, law enforcement, self - defense, target shooting, and hunting. The adjustable LED sight gives users control over illumination. Side buttons let you adjust brightness, switch between manual and automatic modes, and power it down for storage. In automatic mode, it works like the LED RMR. If you choose manual, it stays that way for 16.5 hours after the last button press, then defaults back to automatic. All RMR Type 2 Adjustable LED sights are compatible with night - vision devices, and the 3.25 MOA dot is very popular. You can also lock the buttons for automatic - only operation to avoid accidental aiming solution loss. This 3.25 MOA dot is versatile, small for long - range accuracy and big for quick location.

Using the RMR Type 2 is easy. First, if you want to adjust the illumination, use the buttons on the side of the optic. You can change the brightness, switch between manual and automatic modes. In automatic mode, it'll adjust the light as needed. If you select manual mode, remember it'll stay that way for 16.5 hours after your last button press, then go back to automatic. When it's time to store the sight, just power it down using the side buttons. You can also lock the buttons so there are no accidental presses. This sight is compatible with night - vision devices, so you can use it in different lighting conditions. As for maintenance, keep it clean and dry. Avoid exposing it to extreme temperatures or harsh chemicals. Check the housing regularly for any signs of damage, especially if it's been in a high - impact situation. And always make sure the battery is in good condition for proper functioning.