Many shooters looking for a high-quality micro red-dot sight are down to two optics: the Trijicon RMR vs SRO. Here's a breakdown.

Trijicon is bolstering its already solid MRD lineup and adding to the growing pistol-optic trend in 2023 with two new red-dot optics, the RMR (Ruggedized Miniature Reflex) HD and RCR (Ruggedized ...

For this review, Shooting Editor John B. Snow tested the best red dot sights to see which ones performed the best.

The Trijicon SRO can fit most red dot-ready pistols (Photo YouTube screengrab from Trijicon) Trijicon dropped its latest sight at this year’s NRA Annual Meetings & Exhibits in Indiana, and it ...

As of today, the Trijicon SRS (Sealed Reflex Sight) is the newest red dot sight on the market.

The Trijicon RMR is available in three models with different reticle patterns. The first is the LED version, which is available in a 3.25-m.o.a. red dot and an 8-m.o.a. red dot.

Red dot sights have quickly dominated the military and police market since their commercial introduction in 1975. The first successful commercial product was the Aimpoint Electronic, a result of ...

The OL editors have shot a ton of red dot sights over the years. These are the dots that have performed the best on the range and in the field.

Trijicon takes the science of the red dot sight to the next level with the Trijicon Miniature Rifle Optic or MRO, a red-dot sight tough enough for combat, the mean streets of ...

EoTech wants its brand new EFLX red dot sight to become the Army's next optic for its M17 and M18 pistols.

There's a lot to like about the Aimpoint COA. We put it to the test on a G19 and G48. Here's why we think it is the future of red dots.