At just 3.75 inches long, the SRS leaves plenty of room on an AR receiver for a rear backup iron sight.

Trijicon Sealed Reflex Sight

The advancements in optics technology over the past decade have been nothing short of amazing, but Trijicon’s new Sealed Reflex Sight (SRS) seems to be straight out of science fiction.

By SI Staff (RSS)
March 19, 2012

: It weighs just 13.8 ounces.

: The SRS attaches to MIL-STD-1913 rails via a quick-detachable, locking-lever mount from Bobro.

: The panel of solar cells on top the SRS that power the LED are protected by a translucent polymer cover.

: A single AA battery backs up the solar cells and fits inside a sealed compartment on the right side of the SRS.

: Slotted, .5-MOA adjustment dials accept the rim of 5.56 or 7.62 NATO cases for field-expedient corrections.

: The 38 mm objective lens tilts backward in the forged, 7075-T6 aluminum housing to minimize the height of the SRS.

: At just 3.75 inches long, the SRS leaves plenty of room on an AR receiver for a rear backup iron sight.

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