The fact that Aron mentioned that finally a usable auto sensor, checks one box. Top load, checks second box. Circle dot option, Third box. Looks like dreams do come true!
He did approve of the Holosun SCS MOS auto brightness if I remember correctly! Have to say, my new SCS 320 is absolutely phenomenal. Fully enclosed (which is a requirement for me) but quite thin, solar charging and non replaceable lithium ion battery, and great auto brightness and clarity. Optional circle dot as well. They say the battery will last at least 10 years but the Sig rep said conceivably much longer as they never fully charge the battery with the solar so it will last a very long time.
"My Brother in Christ, there's slide releases." All in all, a great step forward for the RMR as a "system", but as you said the price of admission is what it is. For those that want it it's there.
@@doughhandel Trijicon and Aimpoint have the highest recorded history of optics out-surviving their users. You won't survive an IED, but they will. The RMR, ACOG, and aimpoint's Mserie's are the pre-hinged gameboys of the optic world.
Thanks for another great review! However, unlike Aaron, I broke my RMR HD - but that’s not the end of the story. Long story short, there’s a reason to spend a fair amount on a Reflex sight and Trijicon’s warranty and service department really help add value to the equation. In my case, I’d been using a screwdriver to change the top-replaceable battery, when the screwdriver slipped and broke the small emitter window. I told Trijicon what happened and, after examining my new and broken RMR HD (which, by the way, still “worked”), they offered to replace the broken unit with a new one. I could not ask for more. THIS is why I’ll buy another one when the time comes.
@@fmxmyway Optics Planet the first day they went up for sale. Ordered another one a couple weeks later (right after I posted here) and got “ETA Unavailable”. Evidently, they’re pretty popular.
@@dylanwatson8468 Yes. They sell a red plastic offset tool with a Philips-like engagement for the top of the battery compartment. It'll keep from damaging the optic when changing battery, but they really should include it in the box with the optic.
You’re incredibly well spoken. Even if I have no vested interest in whatever you’re covering for a particular video, I still like watching and listening to what you have to say. It’s reputable, relevant and respectable. Props.
I agree with open vs closed emitter. I’ve carried open emitter professionally for 6 yrs in rain, snow, etc, and never wished for a closed. Wipe off the screen, flick the gun, and move on. Nice video.
Thanks for the review. It is nice to see Trijicon finally coming out with an RMR that meets and exceeds the feature set from the competition. I do not really have a need for a larger RMR, but I hope and can't wait until they come out with a compact version with the same feature set.
This video on is making me go over to Patton and look you up .. I appreciate it very much , finally finally I was able to get one of these . Now to pick out the plate . Thanks
Recently subbed on patreon. Maaaan I missed out on SO MANY REVIEWS 😭 I look forward to taking a class with you in 2024. Since I already live in Atlanta, this is wildly easier than flying somewhere else.
Great review. This is the first video from Sage Dynamics that I have seen, and I like the content. I watch 2nd amendment content almost exclusively and I'm impressed by the production quality of the video and the costs you put into it; 2k rounds of ammo, scuffing up your new RMR, ect. I'm glad that I found your channel and now wonder what I've been missing. Guess I know what I'll be binge watching this weekend... BTW there is a white powdery substance under your right nostril at the 16:43-16:44 mark. I was waiting for you to cut into a slow motion segment (kind of like Kentucky Ballistics doing his "Watermelon Time") with you you making a overly exaggerated effort of wiping off your nose before clearing you sinuses, followed by a super fast paced cardio routine, laps around the range, or burpees, lol. Guess that might not have fit in with the tone of the review, but it definitely played in my ADHD riddled head. I've subscribed, shared and cut on the notification bells. Anyways thanks for the video and keep up the good work!
Nice. I’m going to pick one up in 6ish months when they’re hopefully more available and there are more reviews. I have a personal rule to never be an early adopter of guns and optics after being burned a few times.
@@musicman1eanda yup. I ended up buying a SRO instead since it was for a concealed carry gun where I’m as worried about the optic not being “duty rated”. 6 months and a couple thousand rounds later and I don’t regret my decision.
Just bought and SRO wish I would’ve seen this before. I actually mounted it on a 509cc edge xl just like the one you use. Not sure if I should even shoot it since it hangs over port 😢. The fact that nothing happened in your testing gives me hope but I can see why it’s not recommended. Great video, valuable information like always 🤙🏽
I recently had the opportunity to see two Glocks at my local gun store that the owners had dropped on hard surfaces, concrete or ceramic tiles. One was a Glock 41 that fell directly on the magazine release button which resulted in a broken part inside. The button either broke or the magazine release button spring, so that the button no longer sits firmly on the pistol frame. The other model was a Glock 19X that was dropped on a lanyard loop that cracked leaving a few millimeters of the round ring missing... My question here is: what guns have you had the chance to see that have been noticeably damaged by being dropped on a hard surface, and do you think metal guns (steel or aluminum) hold up better than those with polymer bodies? Thanks.
Is there a pistol compatibility list out yet to ensure you don't encounter the breech overhang issue? I couldn't find one after a cursory glance at Trijicon's website
Can anyone comment on safariland ALS holster compatability with these? I know there were problems with the SRO not working on most guns because it interefered with the ALS hood. I suspect this may have the same issues but would love to hear someone speak from experience.
Well, no surprises here. I do own a couple of RMR s first GEN and I have had no issues in about 10 years now at least eight not sure when I got them . By all means this will be the next one that I buy. . Don't care for the toaster on top of my handgun to each their own .now like you said, what's the purpose or what conditions are you using it for? I know for a fact I on one of my hand guns that has an RMR on it battery life was easily five years ... thanks for the video. Great review as usual.
Would this have issues sitting on a Bul Armory SAS II 4.25 Tac Pro? It comes with rmr mount built in in front of the iron sights. Looks like it may block ejection.
Which is a better application for a Glock Model 26 - the RMR HD or the RMR Type 2 ? I very much like the features and larger viewing lens of the new RMR HD, but I am concerned that it is too large in size for the Glock Model 26 application - both concealability (i.e., does it defeat the CCW purpose) and proportionally (does it look proportionally too large for the small size of the Model 26). Has anyone yet mounted a RMR HD on a Glock Model 26 ? Please let me know your thoughts ...
What’s the best kind of pistol optic for someone with a astigmatism??I have a couple different ones and there all red ones with 2-3 moa dots and they all have the starburst glare thing going on. I’ve herd to go with the green dot in the 32moa that there better for a astigmatism??
I work in the snow, so I’m a fan of the closed emitter. It may be just my own mental block, but I can’t get behind the mounting system for the RCR, it eeks me out.
I see you've got an AEMS on your Spear LT: I know your review was very positive, if you were to choose between the AEMS and an E/XPS-3 for civilian use, what do you think would make the most sense?
I'm not Aaron but have both. The auto on on the AEMS makes it a no brainer pick over the EXPS for a home defense rifle. You won't remember to turn on the optic after getting waken up in the middle of the night. I'm guessing the EXPS is more durable which might make it a better option for other purposes.
I hope the next administration can get inflation down and the economy rolling. Then maybe we could get these down into the $550 range, which is the upper limit of my budget for optics. It hurt paying almost as much as my pistol cost (Glock 19 Gen 5 MOS =Blue Label) on the RMR 02 that I currently have. This new one will cost more than a good sale price on a Shadow Systems. It's always been said that you should spend 2-3 times what your bolt gun cost on quality glass, but dang prices on everything are insane now.
Not sure if your comment is serious or if it's a meme, but I'll treat it like a legit comment: No, putting the battery forward of the optic in this particular case is not going to solve the problem. And if your having a tough time mentally processing the concept, just imagine the optic glass is where the battery is, and now imagine the battery compartment where the optic hangs off. So not a solution. The real solution is to make sure whoever milled the slide, mills the optic cut further back towards the irons, and not to the front closer to the ejection port.
i figured that you told them to put that rib on the optic once i saw it.. i remembered your rmr having the white out on it in class and was like guess they talked to aaron haha.
Since you test confirmation of a bag at 25 yards have you found some pistols that don't perform well from a bag compared to others? I don't mean direct bag contact.
I’m sold on the HD, and previously I was SRO all the way. Would you please tell me the maker and model of the gun used in this video? Thanks for a terrific presentation.
Same as you would for same hand/eye dominance. Focus on shooting with both eyes open which should help. Red dots are designed to be shot both eyes open. Iron sights you may have to drift to one side. But get consistent with shooting both eyes open first.
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My brother in Christ, this guy drops his RMR HD on bricks so you don't have to.
Please stay on youtube as much as possible, you are the single most relevant channel for red dot testing.
C_does is better
Hes not.
Nope. He’s good, but definitely not the most relevant. Honest Outlaw and MrGunsngear are also great reviewers.
gotta pay them now like they don't have enough
Definitely the best, but folk gotta make a living.
The fact that Aron mentioned that finally a usable auto sensor, checks one box.
Top load,
checks second box.
Circle dot option,
Third box.
Looks like dreams do come true!
The auto on and shut off would've been the cherry on top though. Still looks promising without it.
He did approve of the Holosun SCS MOS auto brightness if I remember correctly! Have to say, my new SCS 320 is absolutely phenomenal. Fully enclosed (which is a requirement for me) but quite thin, solar charging and non replaceable lithium ion battery, and great auto brightness and clarity. Optional circle dot as well. They say the battery will last at least 10 years but the Sig rep said conceivably much longer as they never fully charge the battery with the solar so it will last a very long time.
@@2amichaelj
I like that feature for a home defense weapon.
Being stupid efficient is a bonus!
And you can make your dreams come true for the low price of $700
@@ZensivYTlmfao
Ridiculous
"My brother in christ there's a thing called a slide release"
🤣🤣🤣
"My Brother in Christ, there's slide releases."
All in all, a great step forward for the RMR as a "system", but as you said the price of admission is what it is.
For those that want it it's there.
I used to perform vibration, shock, and environmental testing for many Trijicon scopes and red dots. Definitely best in class.
whatever you say man.
lol 😂@@assclapper2231
@@doughhandel Trijicon and Aimpoint have the highest recorded history of optics out-surviving their users. You won't survive an IED, but they will. The RMR, ACOG, and aimpoint's Mserie's are the pre-hinged gameboys of the optic world.
Thanks for another great review! However, unlike Aaron, I broke my RMR HD - but that’s not the end of the story. Long story short, there’s a reason to spend a fair amount on a Reflex sight and Trijicon’s warranty and service department really help add value to the equation. In my case, I’d been using a screwdriver to change the top-replaceable battery, when the screwdriver slipped and broke the small emitter window. I told Trijicon what happened and, after examining my new and broken RMR HD (which, by the way, still “worked”), they offered to replace the broken unit with a new one. I could not ask for more. THIS is why I’ll buy another one when the time comes.
where you get it from?
@@fmxmyway Optics Planet the first day they went up for sale. Ordered another one a couple weeks later (right after I posted here) and got “ETA Unavailable”. Evidently, they’re pretty popular.
Did they recommend using a specific tool to open that top loaded battery other than a flat head?
@@dylanwatson8468 Yes. They sell a red plastic offset tool with a Philips-like engagement for the top of the battery compartment. It'll keep from damaging the optic when changing battery, but they really should include it in the box with the optic.
@@toobalicious that is surprising it’s not included in the box. Glad to know!
You’re incredibly well spoken. Even if I have no vested interest in whatever you’re covering for a particular video, I still like watching and listening to what you have to say. It’s reputable, relevant and respectable. Props.
I agree with open vs closed emitter. I’ve carried open emitter professionally for 6 yrs in rain, snow, etc, and never wished for a closed. Wipe off the screen, flick the gun, and move on. Nice video.
Thank you for still posting at least a few vids on youtube for us poors
I'm not poor, far from it.
I will not pay some random guy to break things and tell me what I should spend my money on.
@@thefrogking481sounds like something a poor would say.
THANK YOU SO VERY MUCH!!!! I have been waiting on your video for this RMR
This channel is such a wealth of information! I really need to join the patreon. Thanks for the content.
That front mounted auto adjust feature is the best innovation on market rightnow, other companies should get on board.
Thanks for the review. It is nice to see Trijicon finally coming out with an RMR that meets and exceeds the feature set from the competition. I do not really have a need for a larger RMR, but I hope and can't wait until they come out with a compact version with the same feature set.
“My brother in Christ, there are slide releases” I’m glad I’m subbed to you man lmao best RMR review keep it up
Once again, excellent work. Thank you!
Always love to watch your red dot testing, your channel should deserve at least 1m subscribers
This video on is making me go over to Patton and look you up .. I appreciate it very much , finally finally I was able to get one of these . Now to pick out the plate .
Thanks
Recently subbed on patreon. Maaaan I missed out on SO MANY REVIEWS 😭 I look forward to taking a class with you in 2024. Since I already live in Atlanta, this is wildly easier than flying somewhere else.
Can't wait to get my hands on one of these!
Just picked up a Stacatto P. Found one and ordered the HD for it. Thanks AC. Looks sweet man.
Thanks for sharing your findings with us. Looks decent, but that price is a tough pull to swallow.
Great review. Also, love the Fallout bobbleheads in the background.
Great review. This is the first video from Sage Dynamics that I have seen, and I like the content. I watch 2nd amendment content almost exclusively and I'm impressed by the production quality of the video and the costs you put into it; 2k rounds of ammo, scuffing up your new RMR, ect. I'm glad that I found your channel and now wonder what I've been missing. Guess I know what I'll be binge watching this weekend... BTW there is a white powdery substance under your right nostril at the 16:43-16:44 mark. I was waiting for you to cut into a slow motion segment (kind of like Kentucky Ballistics doing his "Watermelon Time") with you you making a overly exaggerated effort of wiping off your nose before clearing you sinuses, followed by a super fast paced cardio routine, laps around the range, or burpees, lol. Guess that might not have fit in with the tone of the review, but it definitely played in my ADHD riddled head. I've subscribed, shared and cut on the notification bells. Anyways thanks for the video and keep up the good work!
I have been waiting for this.
Nice. I’m going to pick one up in 6ish months when they’re hopefully more available and there are more reviews. I have a personal rule to never be an early adopter of guns and optics after being burned a few times.
“In 6 months when they’re more available” sir, the ACRO P2 would like to have a word with you lol
@@TacticalTrainer223 the fact that the P-2 came out as early as it did justifies this guy’s concerns.
7 months later: still not available anywhere
@@musicman1eanda yup. I ended up buying a SRO instead since it was for a concealed carry gun where I’m as worried about the optic not being “duty rated”. 6 months and a couple thousand rounds later and I don’t regret my decision.
Always the best info!!
Super hyped for this
Lmao "Going to space to fight the sun". If I ever do, Aaron would be on my team 🔥
Thank you
No one I trust more for this! Letttss Goooo!
I can’t wait to get one
Great video
Just bought and SRO wish I would’ve seen this before. I actually mounted it on a 509cc edge xl just like the one you use. Not sure if I should even shoot it since it hangs over port 😢. The fact that nothing happened in your testing gives me hope but I can see why it’s not recommended. Great video, valuable information like always 🤙🏽
I recently had the opportunity to see two Glocks at my local gun store that the owners had dropped on hard surfaces, concrete or ceramic tiles. One was a Glock 41 that fell directly on the magazine release button which resulted in a broken part inside. The button either broke or the magazine release button spring, so that the button no longer sits firmly on the pistol frame.
The other model was a Glock 19X that was dropped on a lanyard loop that cracked leaving a few millimeters of the round ring missing...
My question here is: what guns have you had the chance to see that have been noticeably damaged by being dropped on a hard surface, and do you think metal guns (steel or aluminum) hold up better than those with polymer bodies? Thanks.
Awesome Video!
Glad to see the CC Edge ❤
Great channel.
Is there a pistol compatibility list out yet to ensure you don't encounter the breech overhang issue? I couldn't find one after a cursory glance at Trijicon's website
Thanks!
Now I really want to see a video of you putting that Chemrail rifle in the back through it's paces.
Love the Chemrail on the wall. Elysium is a fantastic movie.
The slash in URLs is always a forward slash ("/" aka "slash"), never a backslash ("\").
Really like my Holosun 508T-GR, happy Trijicon making new stuff, thank you, sir.
"My brother in Christ"😂😂😂😂😂
Thanks for posting this video great content as always
RUclips unsubscribed me over 6 months ago and I just found you again.
This one has my attention more then the all enclosed
SIG Romeo 2 is another one you should look at but HRF has a RMR hood coming out soon so it might make the Romeo 2 less appealing
Can anyone comment on safariland ALS holster compatability with these? I know there were problems with the SRO not working on most guns because it interefered with the ALS hood. I suspect this may have the same issues but would love to hear someone speak from experience.
Well, no surprises here. I do own a couple of RMR s first GEN and I have had no issues in about 10 years now at least eight not sure when I got them . By all means this will be the next one that I buy. . Don't care for the toaster on top of my handgun to each their own .now like you said, what's the purpose or what conditions are you using it for? I know for a fact I on one of my hand guns that has an RMR on it battery life was easily five years ... thanks for the video. Great review as usual.
I hate how far forward it sits.
In the burn down… were the shells hitting the optic and flying forward or was that just a weird angle?
Awww hell yeah brother
Can you do a review of the newer Sig Foxtrot 2R light. It’s a higher lumen version of the previous one. Curious how it stacks up to other lights.
“My brother in Christ, there’s a slide release” 😂😂
Another great review. Ever considered adding a parallax test? Some of the "parallax free" sights can vary quite a bit.
Great review. Is there a certain optic or 2 that you would recommend for a Sig MPX K?
I just got a RMR type 2.... and now i have to start saving to upgrade it already.....
Man those shells were flying everywhere cause of the position of the optic. Ha
@15:52 is the only reason I view your optic reviews
Would this have issues sitting on a Bul Armory SAS II 4.25 Tac Pro? It comes with rmr mount built in in front of the iron sights. Looks like it may block ejection.
For a CCW would you recommend the RMRcc or the RMR HD?
Space shuttle tail gunners should be excited about the ultra bright setting 12:15
Any chance you will be dropping the video of the Atibal E2 soon?
Which is a better application for a Glock Model 26 - the RMR HD or the RMR Type 2 ? I very much like the features and larger viewing lens of the new RMR HD, but I am concerned that it is too large in size for the Glock Model 26 application - both concealability (i.e., does it defeat the CCW purpose) and proportionally (does it look proportionally too large for the small size of the Model 26). Has anyone yet mounted a RMR HD on a Glock Model 26 ? Please let me know your thoughts ...
FINALLY 😂❤
What’s the best kind of pistol optic for someone with a astigmatism??I have a couple different ones and there all red ones with 2-3 moa dots and they all have the starburst glare thing going on. I’ve herd to go with the green dot in the 32moa that there better for a astigmatism??
A lot of people with astigmatism say the green is better for them for astigmatism. Go to local store and look for yourself. It varies per person.
You are the best in the business.
Thank you
I thought I read the pvs 15s aren’t very durable.. anyways great video. Love your testing and vids!!
The 15 isn't available for civilian purchase.
I saw a few in the past couple weeks while looking..
@@thefrogking481there a lot that float around in circulation and some overruns but that was awhile back
I work in the snow, so I’m a fan of the closed emitter. It may be just my own mental block, but I can’t get behind the mounting system for the RCR, it eeks me out.
Aimpoint ACRO P2 is your answer. On sale now for $539 at Midwy USA
Nice Review 👍
The best optic review channel ever!
Aron is the gold standard.
I just take a heat gun to my Safariland 6000 for a few seconds, drop the gun in w/ optic and let it cool.
Worked flawlessly for my Stacc P w 509T
I see you've got an AEMS on your Spear LT: I know your review was very positive, if you were to choose between the AEMS and an E/XPS-3 for civilian use, what do you think would make the most sense?
I'm not Aaron but have both. The auto on on the AEMS makes it a no brainer pick over the EXPS for a home defense rifle. You won't remember to turn on the optic after getting waken up in the middle of the night. I'm guessing the EXPS is more durable which might make it a better option for other purposes.
the reticle show in the video, was that the 1moa or 3moa?
Hopefully now we can pick up the rmr type 2 of a deal
Do you have any problems with the rmr hanging over the barrel ?
I hope the next administration can get inflation down and the economy rolling. Then maybe we could get these down into the $550 range, which is the upper limit of my budget for optics. It hurt paying almost as much as my pistol cost (Glock 19 Gen 5 MOS =Blue Label) on the RMR 02 that I currently have. This new one will cost more than a good sale price on a Shadow Systems. It's always been said that you should spend 2-3 times what your bolt gun cost on quality glass, but dang prices on everything are insane now.
Would putting the battery compartment ahead if the lens solve the problem if over extension above the breach face??
Not sure if your comment is serious or if it's a meme, but I'll treat it like a legit comment:
No, putting the battery forward of the optic in this particular case is not going to solve the problem.
And if your having a tough time mentally processing the concept, just imagine the optic glass is where the battery is, and now imagine the battery compartment where the optic hangs off.
So not a solution.
The real solution is to make sure whoever milled the slide, mills the optic cut further back towards the irons, and not to the front closer to the ejection port.
Can you go over your favorite for HD,SD,NV,Comp, and Duty?
wow, that window took a brass beating, all it takes is one to bounce back and you'll get a malfunction, glad I'm a Glock guy
I also love the movie Elysium
In regards to the optic window sitting further forward, will this work fine with the Glock MOS footprint?
It should. I plan on putting this on a G19.5 MOS. There's plenty of room forward of the mounting footprint.
My agency is looking to get optics on our pistols. In your opinion, which would you choose, RCR or RMR HD? I see pros and cons for both.
Oh good lord those drop tests hurt me
Not sure if you'll see this, But have you had this on your staccato by any chance? Just curious if the overhand will cause issues.
I run it on my EDC staccato CS. Zero issues! It gets pretty dirty under it due to overhang but nothing else
i figured that you told them to put that rib on the optic once i saw it.. i remembered your rmr having the white out on it in class and was like guess they talked to aaron haha.
Is this compatible with old aftermarket rmr plates? Or are you using the Glock plates?
Is that a Fn 509 cc edge with a larger grip?!
Im hoping they come out with a micro RMR hd for concealed carry.
A red dot optic does not interfere with conceal carry unless a guy is a fat POS with a gut that hangs over his pants.
Why can't you CC this or the standard type 2 rmr? Or if you want smol get a rmrcc
@@LightSkinChamorro imma guess that homie wants the features of the RMR HD on his CC
@@mitchellgeringer4533 that’s exactly what I would like. Im glad the competition in the market is forcing innovation. We will see what comes next.
What is that wall display that you use?
Is the dot height the same as the old rmr?
Since you test confirmation of a bag at 25 yards have you found some pistols that don't perform well from a bag compared to others? I don't mean direct bag contact.
Everything shoots from a bag if you do it right.
Worried about overhanging gap right near ejection port, should I be worried or not?
Serious question. Has there been another optic that was announced and then unavailable for so long?
I’m sold on the HD, and previously I was SRO all the way. Would you please tell me the maker and model of the gun used in this video? Thanks for a terrific presentation.
Got the notification. Clicked so fast 🔥
Hello l am right handed and left eye dominant how should I set my optics on my pistol and AR
Same as you would for same hand/eye dominance. Focus on shooting with both eyes open which should help. Red dots are designed to be shot both eyes open. Iron sights you may have to drift to one side. But get consistent with shooting both eyes open first.
Anyone know of any reputable training in or around Missouri for training on red dot pistols?
Assymetric solutions.
Please what optic plate?
This is what we all be waiting for ❤❤❤