Yes I have one on my VP9. No ejection issues however I don’t know if the ~1000 rounds I have through it is enough to confirm.

 

I had one on my VP9sk for a very short time - put a few hundred rounds through it with no issues.

The RMR-HD is just to big (tall) for comfortable IWB carry, so I switched to the SCS.

 

IWB is all of my carrying so being too big would make a difference. I use a 507C and an EPS. Thanks for the input.

 

Any opinions/experience on the RMR HD glass quality compared to the older RMR type 2?

Or whether the overhang on the RMR HD would potentially make the front glass more susceptible to debris accumulation and scratching?

The front coating seems to scratch easily on the RMR type 2 in my limited experience. Although my experience is a statistically insignificant number of four Type 2s.

 

I have an RMR Type 2, and the RMR HD that I looked through had less tint and distortion than my Type 2.

 

I have a VP9 Tactical with an RMR HD. As you can see it doesn't hang over the port at all. It's essentially flush.

John

 

Thank you for posting this pic. That's the first and only pic I've seen of one mounted on a VP9. I think it looks pretty good and with that I'm in the market for one.

 

Wonder how this stuff would do on an optic lens? I use it on my weapon lights but never thought about using it on my optics. I haven’t noticed any distortion.

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As you can see from the above pic, it does not really overhang. Further, the forward protrusion is the same between the RMR HD and the SRO. And having said that, I have thousands upon thousands of rounds through my VP9L with an SRO without any issues whatsoever.

 

Agreed, and many people have the same experience. I do think it is a bit amusing however that the "No" example in the diagram appears to be a VP9.

 

My decision to buy a RMR HD was pointless for the time being. They are no longer available from Trijicon and no dates if any have been released. Holosun 1 Trijicon 0

 

I'm seeing 1.0 MOA models in stock at a lot of places, but the only 3.25 MOA RMR HD I'm seeing in stock anywhere is at Bereli for $774 (shipping included)

 

Online pricing suggests that MAP has also increased from $649 to $774.

 

Saw that DragonHerder so now at that price I'm no longer interested. And that's for a red version not even green. I'm not crazy about sending my money to the CCP for their vast army (which Holosun supports big time) but the Trijicon price is over double the Holosun so too big to ignore.

 

Another factor is that SIG is starting to make competitive optics that are assembled in the USA, and still cheaper than Trijicon's. The Romeo X Enclosed Pro has a MAP of $530 for dot only, and $550 for circle dot, vs the new $774 of the RMR HD and RCR.

Trijicon fans tell themselves that they're 'made in the USA,' but that doesn't exclude foreign sourced content so long as there is a 'substantial transformation.' The lenses are in all likelihood coming from LOW in Japan, then surface coated in the USA. The LED emitters are almost certainly coming from Japan or South Korea, then put on circuit boards in the USA.

 

I picked up a Meprolight MPO-S rds and am just waiting for my CC9 to be delivered to my ffl. Once I get it mounted I'll give the Loctite 24 hours to cure and then hit the range. From holding it and just messing around with it I think I like it a little better than the Trijicon RM-09 I have mounted on either of my VP9's. Auto brightness adjust, shake awake, less of a blue tint to the glass which honestly doesn't bother me one way or the other and from everything I could find, made in Israel, but a part of SK Group, a South Korean multinational corporation. I got mine from Optics Planet for under $250. So, if you don't wanna pay Trijicon money, and want to get away from Holosun, there are other manufacturers and options out there.

Mepro MPO-S - Meprolight

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I don't think they really sell it for $1019, mostly $774, they just list it at higher price and make you believe $774 is a good deal

 

Yes, that looks like the new Minimum Advertised Price that retailers agree to, whereas it was previously about $125 less.

Trijicon MSRPs have always been rather ambitious (Ruger is pretty similar in the gun world) compared to actual selling prices, except for the current hot sellers.