About the Trijicon RMR mounting standard
Trijicon initially introduced this mounting standard with their RMR models, and since then, many others have adopted it. This standard is primarily seen on open reflex red dot sights similar in size to those using the Docter/Noblex standard. It’s characterized by two sockets located at the front of the mounting surface, one in each corner, where the pins on the adapter fit. Just a bit behind the middle section, there are two screw holes positioned to secure the sight firmly in place.
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Dimensions of the Trijicon RMR mounting standard
Note: The measurements are given in millimeters. The distance between holes (sockets) is measured from the center of one hole (socket) to the center of another.
Examples (photos) of red dot sights that feature the Trijicon RMR mounting standard
Red dot sights that share the Trijicon RMR mounting standard
Modifications of the Trijicon RMR mounting standard
ADE Advanced Optics RD3-019 Stingray mounting standard
The ADE Advanced Optics RD3-019 Stingray comes with a modified version of the Trijicon RMR mounting standard. This variation includes two extra sockets, positioned one in each corner at the rear of the mounting surface. Additionally, these sockets are slightly smaller, measuring 0.1 mm less in diameter compared to those on the Trijicon RMR mounting standard. Despite these alterations, the ADE Advanced Optics RD3-019 Stingray remains compatible with mounts designed for the RMR mounting standard.
Red dot sights that share the ADE Advanced Optics RD3-019 Stingray mounting standard
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