Trijicon RCR. The Next Question Everyone Has - The Screws

Published on July 28, 2025
Duration: 1:26

This video addresses common questions regarding the mounting screws for the Trijicon RCR optic. It emphasizes that the RCR is designed for firearms with a standard RMR footprint and utilizes the same thread pitch screws as an RMR Type 2. Compatibility issues may arise with non-standard mounting systems or slides featuring posts, or those using different thread pitches from manufacturers like ZEV or Langdon. Proper torque specification is crucial for secure installation.

Quick Summary

The Trijicon RCR optic is designed for firearms with a standard RMR footprint and uses the same thread pitch screws as a Trijicon RMR Type 2. Ensure your slide cut or mounting plate is compatible, as non-standard systems or different thread pitches from manufacturers like ZEV or Langdon may require different screws.

Chapters

  1. 00:00The Screw Question
  2. 00:08Compatibility Basics: RMR Footprint
  3. 00:23Non-Standard Mounts & Thread Pitch Issues
  4. 00:39Designed for Standard RMR Screws
  5. 00:55Stock Standard RMR Screws: Good to Go
  6. 01:00Thread Tolerances & Installation
  7. 01:13RCR Screw Thread Pitch Similarity

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the primary compatibility requirement for mounting the Trijicon RCR optic?

The Trijicon RCR is designed to be mounted on firearms with a standard RMR footprint. It also utilizes the same thread pitch screws as a standard RMR Type 2 optic, simplifying installation on compatible platforms.

What are potential compatibility issues when installing the Trijicon RCR?

Compatibility issues can arise with non-standard RMR footprint cuts, slides featuring posts, or mounting systems from manufacturers like ZEV or Langdon that use different thread pitch screws. Always verify your firearm's mounting system specifications.

Are the mounting screws for the Trijicon RCR the same as other red dot sights?

The Trijicon RCR is designed to use the same thread pitch screws as a standard Trijicon RMR Type 2 optic. This means if your firearm is set up for an RMR, it should be compatible with the RCR's screw requirements.

How important is proper torque when installing the Trijicon RCR?

Following correct torque specifications is crucial for the secure installation of the Trijicon RCR. The speaker notes that proper torque, even without Loctite, has been sufficient to prevent optics from coming loose in their experience.

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