The OD green Trijicon RM05 RMR Reflex Sight 9 MOA Green Reticle OD Greenfrom Trijicon RM05 RMR Reflex Sight 9 MOA Green Reticle OD Greenis an unmagnified targeting device that features a 9 MOA green dot aiming point, battery-free auto-adjusting reticle illumination, and lightweight yet durable construction. The Ruggedized Miniature Reflex (RMR) has a forged aluminum housing with a wear, corrosion, chemical, chip, and scratch-resistant Cerakote ceramic coating. For additional reliability when paired with a heavy caliber pistol or rifle, the RMR has a tempered glass window and robust o-rings capable of maintaining their seal to a depth of 65 ft.

Trijicon's battery-free illumination system employs a tritium phosphor lamp and fiber optics to automatically adjust reticle brightness depending on ambient lighting conditions - day or night, indoors or outdoors. Impact point correction dials with 1 MOA audible clicks and a parallax-free multicoated sighting window make the RMR well-suited for close-range targeting atop almost any firearm. An array of optional RMR mounts enable the reflex sight to be rail-mounted or paired with a pistol, shotgun, or ACOG weapon sight.

Dual Fiber Optic / Tritium Illumination    1x Magnification; Parallax-Free    True-Color Multicoated Lens    Tempered Glass Window    1 MOA Impact Point Correction    Cerakote Ceramic Coated Aluminum    Waterproof to 65'    Made in USA

• 1.0x magnification
• 22x16mm sighting window
• Parallax-free aiming point
• True-Color multicoated window
• Auto-adjusting reticle brightness
• 9 MOA green dot reticle

• 1 MOA impact point correction; ±75 MOA range
• Optional adapters for Picatinny / Weaver rail, ACOG

• 7075-T6 aluminum construction
• Wear, corrosion, chemical, chip, and scratch-resistant Cerakote ceramic coating
• Tempered glass sighting window
• Waterproof depth: 65 ft
• Operating temperature: -40 to 120°F
• Weight: 1.2 oz

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Will this gear fit:Canon 5DIII w/RRS L-Plate & 100-400 lens attachedTamron 70-200 f/2.8Canon 24-105Rokinon 14mmCanon 430 EXII FlashND Filter WalletBattery/CF Card Wallet/Shutter Release Cable/AA Battery WalletI'll attach my tripod to the side along with soft water bottle to other side. Hope that won't be too heavy for me hiking this Spring (68 year old female)?

A: I took this bag on a recent trip holding my Canon 6D with an L-bracket, Canon 24-105mm, Canon 18-35mm, Canon 70-200mm and Canon 50mm lens, plus a wallet with Lee filters, batteries, flash-cards etc, and separate LCDVF eye-piece. I have also packed it with my Sigma 150-600mm lens, Canon 24-105 mm and Canon 70-200mm - left out the 18-35mm and 50mm, plus most of the above extras. There is also room in for stuffing in snacks and extra layers, plus I carried a water bottle. Saying that, it is heavy packed with all that gear!

Q: 2. Does this backpack can hold the new 16" mac book pro?

A: Yes, this backpack is capable of holding a 16" Macbook Pro which measures 14.09 x 9.68 x 0.64".

Q: 3. Does the 26L have effective load lifters?

A: Yes, the lifters do their job well.

Q: 4. I've been looking for a comfortable pack that will fit most of my gear in it for a trip to Costa Rica. Will the 26L fit 2 bodies (D800 and D850 attached to any one of the lenses noted) a 70-200 f/2.8, 16-35 f/4, 24-120 f/4 and a Micro 105 and a 14mm prime? I know I could fit all of that in the 36L, but that pack looks huge in comparison and I'd be worried about it being to large for long hikes and to large for a carry-on

A: I just returned from a trip where I packed two DSLR Canon bodies, a 100-400mm, 24-105mm and 16-35mm lens and various filters, batteries, accessories and the like. I love this bag and it holds what I need. I carried it on the plane with ease and didn't find it too large...I'm only 5'3 by the way.

Q: 5. What/how much can it hold beyond whatever space is designated for gear like cameras/laptops? How about some spare clothes like fleece/jacket, sunscreen, snacks for the day etc.?

A: It does have room for quite a few extras but you cannot just stuff a random ton in the outside pockets, some thought is required. The two side pockets for example hold standard Nalgene bottles but are better filled with flat one liter collapsible Platypus bottles, keeps the total width down. Snacks and lunch fit no problem, for extra clothing I make sure to choose modern light weight hiking gear like unlined rain jackets, merino sweaters etc., items that can be folded flat and slid in rather than scrunched in. There are exterior straps that I have used to tie on a down vest and hiking poles. I bought it to use on long day hikes for just the reason you are asking, I needed both camera gear and additional clothing. It is working out great.

Q: 6. Will this fit a 16" 2023 Macbook Pro in a neoprene sleeve?

A: The 2023 16" Macbook Pro will fit into the MindShift Gear BackLight 26L Backpack laptop compartment, and there is a little wiggle room for the neoprene case, depending on its size.

Q: 7. Will this fit under a seat on a domestic flight?

A: Different airlines have different requirements for bag sizes, the MindShift Gear BackLight 26L Backpack is 20.3 x 11.4 x 7.9 inches, which is slightly larger than the average of 18 in x 14 in x 8 inches.

Q: 8. Will this work on iPhone 12 Pro MAX?

A: No, the MeFOTO SideKick360 Smartphone Tripod Adapter will not work with the iPhone 12 Pro MAX.

Q: 9. is the bag waterproof?

A: The MindShift Gear BackLight 26L Backpack (Woodland Green) is not waterproof; it is made of water-repellent 420D nylon.

Q: 10. Does this bag can hold RF 600 F4 lense ?

A: Unfortunately, the MindShift Gear BackLight 26L Backpack (Woodland Green) is not wide enough for a Canon RF 600 F4 lens.