I got to handle (and lust after) a PPS RMSc model in a store recently. I love my existing PPS with a Laser Guard and I prefer red dots to any other sighting system.
When I looked through the optic, the dot didn't appear to be especially bright and there's no manual control for it on the RMSc.
The Trijicon RMR on my CZ pistol has a 6 MOA dot, a bit on the big side, but very bright and extremely visible. It also has no manual control, but the auto adjust works instantly and very accurately. Under the same lighting as I had in that store, I'm sure the dot would have been far easier to see...
For you RMSc owners -- has visibility been an issue for you? Or dot size for fast acquisition? I like little 3 MOA dots for target guns, but for defensive pistols a larger, brighter dot makes for much faster acquisition.
(of course the factory sights on the PPS are easy to pick up, so I had no trouble getting a sight picture -- I was just surprised that the dot wasn't easier to see -- maybe the one in the store was a fluke, or had a low battery from being constantly in the display case under full lighting?)
When I looked through the optic, the dot didn't appear to be especially bright and there's no manual control for it on the RMSc.
The Trijicon RMR on my CZ pistol has a 6 MOA dot, a bit on the big side, but very bright and extremely visible. It also has no manual control, but the auto adjust works instantly and very accurately. Under the same lighting as I had in that store, I'm sure the dot would have been far easier to see...
For you RMSc owners -- has visibility been an issue for you? Or dot size for fast acquisition? I like little 3 MOA dots for target guns, but for defensive pistols a larger, brighter dot makes for much faster acquisition.
(of course the factory sights on the PPS are easy to pick up, so I had no trouble getting a sight picture -- I was just surprised that the dot wasn't easier to see -- maybe the one in the store was a fluke, or had a low battery from being constantly in the display case under full lighting?)