Riton Optics 3Tmprd324 3 Tactix Mprd Red Dots Black 1X 21Mmx16.4Mm Moa Dot+30 Circle Reticle

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144597763
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UPC:
850041390659
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MPN:
3TMPRD324
$299.00
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The Riton Optics 3 Tactix MPRD is a compact red dot sight purpose-built for shooters who demand reliable performance on pistols, shotguns, or short-range carbines without the bulk of magnified optics. Built from 7075 aluminum alloy with an integrated hood to shield the optical path from debris, impacts, and glare, this micro pistol red dot holds up to the punishment of duty or sport shooting while keeping your dot visible in bright sunlight or low light. The RMSc footprint makes it a drop-in fit for modern pistol-mounted optics plates, and the side-loading battery tray means you stay in the fight—no unmounting required when it's time to swap batteries.

What sets the 3 Tactix MPRD apart is flexibility in reticle choice. You get three options: a clean 3 MOA dot for precision work, a 30 MOA circle with crosshairs for faster target acquisition, or both superimposed for versatility across engagement distances. That dot is illuminated red across 10 brightness levels—8 for daylight use and 2 optimized for night vision compatibility—so you can dial it in for your specific environment. The Shake Awake feature conserves battery life by automatically turning the dot off when your optic sits idle, then waking it on motion. Riton rates battery life at 50,000 hours on a CR1632 cell, a number that translates to years of casual use or weeks of hard fighting.

This is a no-frills optic for hunters, sport shooters, and defensive-minded gun owners who value durability and simplicity over extra features. It pairs well with 9mm pistols, rimfire rifles, or shotguns where a lightweight, fast-acquisition sight makes sense. If you want a red dot that runs when you need it, holds zero, and doesn't require constant tweaking, the 3 Tactix MPRD delivers that promise at a straightforward price point.

Key Features

  • 7075 aluminum alloy construction rated for hard use and impacts
  • Integrated hood shields the dot glass from abrasion, impacts, and sun washout
  • RMSc footprint for compatibility with modern pistol and AR-mount plates
  • Three reticle options: 3 MOA dot, 30 MOA circle with crosshairs, or both combined
  • Red illumination with 8 daylight and 2 night vision brightness levels
  • Side-loading battery tray—swap CR1632 cells without removing the optic
  • Shake Awake auto-off technology extends battery life between uses
  • 50,000 hours rated battery life per cell

Specifications

BrandRiton Optics
Model3 Tactix MPRD
Magnification1x (non-magnified)
Objective Lens21mm
Reticle Options3 MOA dot; 30 MOA circle with crosshairs; dot + circle
IlluminationRed, 10 brightness levels (8 daylight / 2 night vision)
FootprintRMSc
Construction Material7075 aluminum alloy
Battery TypeCR1632
Battery Life50,000 hours
Special FeaturesIntegrated hood, Shake Awake, side-loading battery tray
ColorBlack

Frequently Asked Questions

Will this red dot fit my pistol?

The 3 Tactix MPRD uses the RMSc footprint, which is the standard mounting pattern for modern micro red dots. It's compatible with RMSc-equipped pistols and AR-mount plates designed for this footprint. Verify your firearm's optics plate before ordering.

Can I use this with night vision?

Yes. The 3 Tactix MPRD includes 2 brightness levels specifically tuned for night vision devices. You can adjust the red dot illumination to integrate with your NV setup without washing out the image.

What battery does it use, and how often will I need to replace it?

The optic runs on a single CR1632 battery. With 50,000 hours of rated battery life, a single cell can last several years under normal use. The side-loading battery tray lets you swap it without removing the sight from your gun.

What's the difference between the three reticle options?

You can choose a 3 MOA dot for precision shooting, a 30 MOA circle with crosshairs for faster target acquisition, or both superimposed. The choice depends on your preferred sight picture and use case—pick whichever works best for your shooting style.