Holosun SCRS MRS Solar Charging Rifle Sight
$387.23
The SCRS (Solar Charging Rifle Sight) advances Holosuns SCS technology creating an all-new, ultra compact 20mm tube sight designed for rifle applications. SCRS features multi-directional light sensors and an advanced Auto Mode for automatic reticle intensity settings and Manual Mode for manual control of dot intensity. SCRS is made from 7075 aluminum and utilizes Holosuns 509T footprint for compatibility with third party offset RDS mounts. Specifications for Holosun SCRS MRS Solar Charging Rifle Sight: Manufacturer: Holosun Color: Black Magnification: 1 x Objective Lens Diameter: 22 mm Reticle: 65 MOA Circle, 2 MOA Dot Illumination Type: LED Eye Relief: Unlimited Adjustment Click Value: 1 MOA Emitter Type: Enclosed Battery Type: Lithium Metal, CR2032 Battery Life: Unlimited hours Weight: 2.45 oz Red Dot Sights-Footprint: Not Applicable Housing/Frame Material: 7075 T6 Aluminum Storage Temperature: -40 – 70 Celsius Features of Holosun SCRS MRS Solar Charging Rifle Sight 20,000-Hour Power Reserve Multi-Sensor Auto Brightness Solar Charging Internal Battery Multiple Reticle SystemTM (MRS): 65 MOA Circle & 2 MOA Dot; 2 MOA Dot; 65 MOA Circle Parallax Free & Unlimited Eye Relief Fits Holosun 509T Footprint (Modified – Smaller in length) Package Contents: Holosun SCRS MRS Solar Charging Rifle Sight Multi Tool Lens Cloth User Manual
Big O –
One of my favorite new optics from Holosun! Wish I would have had this in FDE so I could buy another haha.. ps when it happens I buying it
Jon –
I have this optic mounted on my light weight VSeven 300 blackout. Only shot about 200 rounds through the optic but I’m very impressed so far. Been holding zero, glass is clear and it has worked well with my 5X Eotexh magnifier. I would definitely recommend to others
Nate E. –
Great optic! Mounted up well, and required minor adjustments from the factory 25yd zero. Very happy with purchase.
Al –
Haven't had a chance to go shooting with it yet and it seems to be worthwhile. Though it is still expensive compared to budget red dots that may or may not be as nice. The multiple reticle system from Holosun is a nice feature for the price and the internal battery + solar charging makes for a nice hassle-free red dot. Only comes with the included lower 1/3rd mount. You can add a 1.93 mount from Reptilia and there is overhang on either side as that mount is designed more for the Holosun 509T, which shares the same footprint.
K –
I don’t usually do reviews. But I was honestly so impressed I felt obligated to give my opinion to help others make a decision. I bought this to replace an Sig Romeo 5 on a KP9. I didn’t dislike the Romeo but it just wasn’t for me. I came across this optic by chance and figured I’d give it a try. I run a Holosun EPS on my Glock and really enjoy it so decided to try again. This optic comes with a riser that I think places it at a very natural height which I like. The reticle is similar to eotech but the lines are MUCH cleaner and crisp. The green is very nice and bright and no issues acquiring it in the daylight shooting outdoors. This thing is also super small. Creates a very compact profile to your overall weapon yet doesn’t sacrifice eye relief to do so. Crisp, fast acquisition, small, and great price from what I think is a quality company. If your on the fence like I was I’d say stop mulling it over and take the leap. I truly believe for most people this thing will exceed expectations. Hope this helps someone.
J.Mayo –
I still will leave a 5 star review because this is a phenomenal optic. Made out of 7075 T6. Much more durable than I think I’ll ever need, but it gives me peace of mind. Extremely lightweight at 2.7 oz I think. Mount included is very robust and set at 1.65 height or ( lower 1/3 ). Includes the choice between 3 different reticles; which are super super crisp. All while not having to worry about changing batteries. If you shoot any at all it will charge anytime it’s in the sunlight and has 20,000 hours or 2 1/4 years. Set it & forget it. I mean it’s almost perfect. My one and only thing I would change is the location of the emitter. It is located at the bottom of the optic so because of this any time you have any backlit scenarios ( light behind the weapon system ) it does create a weird glare above the reticle, BUT it is not enough of a glare to hinder your ability to use the optic. For the price and performance and the tons of features, I can accept that. I highly recommend this optic for any of your weapon systems.