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Midas Tsr1 Red Dot - Midas Tsr1 3 Moa Dot Reticle Red Dot
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SKU: 100042197
Overview
Built for close-range work, this red dot is aimed at hunters and shooters who want fast target acquisition on an AR, PCC, or optics-ready pistol. The 3 MOA dot reticle offers a straightforward aiming point for quick transitions, while motion sensor activation helps keep the sight ready when it matters. Athlon Optics also lists 50,000 hours of battery life, adding convenience for extended use between battery changes. It can be adapted to select handgun models with the appropriate plate sold separately, though the rail mount must be removed for that setup.
Why Hunters Choose the Athlon Optics
3 Moa
Dot reticle supports quick aiming
50,000-hour Battery
Life reduces how often the
Motion Sensor
Activation helps the sight stay
Suitable Ars,
PCCs, and optics-ready pistols
Can Be
A separate adapter plate
Key Features
- 3 MOA dot reticle for close-range aiming
- Suitable for AR, PCC, and optics-ready pistol use
- 50,000-hour battery life
- Motion sensor activation helps keep the sight ready
- Can mount on select handgun models with a separate adapter plate
- Picatinny rail mount can be removed by loosening two top screws
Best Used For
- AR or PCC shooters needing a compact red dot for close-range competition or hunting
- Optics-ready pistol users wanting a 3 MOA dot for fast target acquisition
- Hunters who want a versatile sight for short-range shots and quick transitions
- Shooters valuing long battery life and motion sensor activation for ready-to-use convenience
Specifications
| Ar Compatibility | Yes |
|---|---|
| Battery Life | 50,000 hours |
| Handgun Compatibility | Select handgun models, such as Glock, with adapter plate sold separately |
| Motion Sensor Activation | Yes |
| Mount Compatibility | Picatinny rail mount; select handgun models with adapter plate sold separately |
| Optics Ready Pistol Compatibility | Yes |
| Pcc Compatibility | Yes |
| Reticle | 3 MOA Dot Reticle |
Pros
- 3 MOA dot reticle supports quick aiming for close-range shooting
- 50,000-hour battery life reduces how often the battery needs replacing
- Motion sensor activation helps the sight stay ready when needed
- Suitable for ARs, PCCs, and optics-ready pistols
- Can be adapted for select handgun models with a separate adapter plate
Considerations & Trade-offs
- Designed around close-range use, so it is not a substitute for magnified optics when longer-distance target identification or precision is needed.
- Handgun mounting requires removing the Picatinny rail mount and using a separate adapter plate, which adds an extra step and additional purchase.
- The 3 MOA dot is a straightforward aiming point, but it may feel less precise than a smaller dot for some shooters on tighter targets.
- Motion sensor activation and long battery life are useful features, but they still depend on battery management and setup preferences.
Suggested Comparisons
- Micro red dot sights
- Prism sights
- Low-power variable optics
- Reflex sights for handguns
Suggested Accessories
- Optics-ready pistol adapter plate
- Picatinny rail mount
- Replacement battery
- Lens cleaning kit
Frequently Asked Questions
What type of shooting is the Midas TSR1 Red Dot intended for?
The product description says the TSR series is suited for close-range engagements, and it is described for use on ARs, PCCs, hunting setups, and optics-ready pistols.
What reticle does this sight use?
The product title identifies it as a 3 MOA dot reticle red dot.
How long is the battery life?
The short and long descriptions state 50,000 hours of battery life.
Does the sight have motion-activated operation?
Yes. The product description says it includes motion sensor activation.
Can this red dot be mounted on a handgun?
Yes, the description says it can be mounted on select handgun models, such as Glock, by removing the Picatinny rail mount and using an adapter plate, which is sold separately.