RMR durability and mounting

Primer video from his live question and answer sessions with his patreon supporters showing Chuck discussing concerns about RMR durability as well as slide milling. Come and be part of the conversation on the Presscheck Consulting patreon page and ask questions during Chuck's live Q&A's. patreon.com/presscheckconsulting

[@reker.a5790]

Wondering about an RMR update

[@NHlocal]

Thanks for sharing your insight and experience Chuck.
I will be putting a red dot on one of my handguns very soon. Being a bit older my eyes are getting
weaker and I am looking forward to having a single focal plane. Hearing more and more that they
very reliable is very encouraging.
Keep yourself safe!
Randy

[@carl-ok9gn]

much better option than buying rmr's to fill in for other rmr's going through warranty, buy holosuns.

[@willws2conceptsshephard]

Yea

[@RaftGuidePhil]

I know you’ve been asked before but do you think the Glock MOS system is a reliable way to get into dots on pistols?

[@presscheckconsulting3449]

direct mounting is almost always a better choice, but if you're willing to check zero and ensure that your dot is not wandering on its zero, they are an alternative for elements that cannot modify weapons.

[@2424DMC]

I’ve always wondered what Trijicon would say when I’m like, “yeah I dropped it on the run and accidentally stomped on it and now it doesn’t work.”

[@herbvergara1]

I like the revolving little trij pelican case idea--ordering a backup.

[@tripleog9557]

Chuck I was looking for the Aimpoint ACRO yesterday and they place said 28-29 days for availability. Have u heard anything yet brother...???

[@presscheckconsulting3449]

Nope

[@Just-To-Subscribe]

Keep these videos coming!