T.M.P.R. System Prism Sight
T.M.P.R. FastFire M3
The FastFire M3 is designed for use with the T.M.P.R. System.
It is a 3-MOA FastFire, with all of the regular Fastfire 3 features.
As part of the TMPR System, it also features unique power connection points under the sight, that connect seamlessly with the T.M.P.R. System battery, adding vast amounts of battery life for the FastFire.
The FastFire M3 can be mounted on either the left or right side of the T.M.P.R. Sight.
The FastFire M3 comes with a mount that allows it to be used as a "regular" FastFire 3, separate from the T.M.P.R. System. The FastFire M3 can also be used on a pistol, mounted solo on shotguns, etc.
Automatic brightness sensor adjusts brightness to match the environmental conditions; also has 3 manual brightness settings
In addition to using the T.M.P.R. central battery, the FastFire M3 has its own battery, like any other FastFire sight. Battery access is conveniently located on the top of the sight; automatic time-out feature after 8 hours helps internal battery last up to 5 years
Suggested Retail Price: $335
Specifications
Item Number | Description | Reticles | Reticle Color(s) | Kit | Combo Package | Magnification | Clear Objective Lens Diameter | Finish | Field of View | Mount | Close Focus | Eye Relief | Click Value | Height Above Rail to Optic Centerline | Elevation Adjustment, Total Capability | Windage Adjustment | Parallax/Focus | Length | Weight | Illumination Control | Illumination Settings | Battery |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
300238 | Fits T.M.P.R. Sights | FastFire™ 3-MOA Dot | Red | no | 21x15 mm | Matte | Included | Unlimited | 1 MOA | 115 MOA | 86 MOA | Parallax-free | 1.9 in. | 0.9 oz. | Manual push-button & automatic brightness adjustment | 3 manual brightness levels; automatic setting reactive to environment | CR1632 |
T.M.P.R. FastFire M3 is rated out of 5 by 1.
Rated 5 out of 5 by SDWinTX from Loved the 3x so much, adding 5x to my collection! 3 colors x 7 independent illumination settings with the last two of each being night vision compatible... was immediately in love before I even used it. But after getting it in to the field for a hog hunt, WOW! I fight eye issues and typically have challenges with clarity of reticle in addition to oversensitivity to bloom. With the multiple combination of settings available, I found something that worked perfect, with and without my PVS-14. Made braining this big guy at 75yds in the dark easy. Simple to use, not too heavy. Can't say enough good things about this optic. My only wish is for IR accessories, in particular, an illuminator.
Date published: 2019-01-27
Will there be an option for a green laser down the road? I'd like to get the TMPR 5 kit but only if it comes with green laser.
I like the green lasers also most offer a choice not mentioned here
AT3 is a manufacturing company of this type of sites. I reviewed this today on amazon very similar and a green laser for only $149 only one bad review
Date published: 2019-09-02
Will the T.M.P.R. Laser work with the AR 332 ?
Hello,
It will not work with the AR-332.
Date published: 2019-08-27
Does the tmpr system come with a flip open lens cover or is it compatible with a standard size lens cover?
Hello,
Yes! All TMPR sights come with flip up lens covers.
Date published: 2019-06-25
Is this optic compatible with the Smith and Wesson .460EXR Magnum?
The TMPR does not have sufficient eye relief. You would need a pistol scope.
Date published: 2019-06-11
Is it waterproof? if so to what depth?
The TMPR is waterproof to 1M.
Date published: 2019-03-27
Hi Burris Are these Sights ITAR ?
Yes they are ITAR regulated.
Date published: 2019-03-13
How is the laser activated? Is there a pressure switch option?
Hello,
The laser itself has a power switch. There is not a pressure switch option.
Date published: 2019-03-08
Hi there Burris Nation! I just want to know if this scope, if mounted on a Ruger AR 556 wil clear the front sight or if it will co witness? Kind Regards, HDW
Hello,
It will clear your front sight as anything above roughly 2x magnification will "see past" the front sight if that makes sense.
Date published: 2018-12-05
