Like the RMR the SRO is forged from 7075, T-6 aircraft grade aluminum, making it much more durable than conventional red dot sights. It shares a similar electronics design with the proven Trijicon RMR®. The SRO is designed to survive the rigors of slide ride pistols and is engineered for hard use. Every SRO features both manual and automatic LED brightness modes and a 3-year battery life. The wide field of view and clean, crisp dot makes it easy for users to find and track the dot in both target and competitive shooting applications, helping improve shooting accuracy and speed. Would make a handy little single shot carbine with an add on shoulder stock.The Trijicon Specialized Reflex Optic (SRO™) 2.5 MOA Adjustable LED red dot is the most popular reticle size and can be used in a wide variety of pistol and other shooting applications such as target shooting or plinking. The long barrel meant it couldn't be used in NSRA precision pistol and the heavy trigger made it uncompetitive for 50m free pistol. So - Very accurate, very basic, good crisp trigger but 2.5-3lbs, very basic grip.(Grip can be chopped about and a wide trigger shoe helps) Standard square clear adjustable sights. The action was just a simple bolt action, twist and pull, I don't think there was any ejection, just extraction and tip the empty out.Īfter a while I chopped about 3" off the barrel and re-milled a slot for the foresight to make it eligible for NSRA precision pistol.
The long barrel gave the necessary long sight radius. I modified the grip extensively but my version had the standard trigger at about 2.5lbs.
The pistol was never competitive against proper free pistols with 2oz triggers and a grip like a glove but it did shoot well.
The pistol was very basic but amazingly accurate. I used one of these, many years ago, as an entry level into 25m and 50m free pistol shooting.
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