Crimson Trace RAD Micro Pro | Rapid-Aiming Reflex | 01-3000038

The Crimson Trace RAD Micro Pro is an ultra-compact open reflex sight engineered for compact and subcompact pistols. It uses Crimson Trace’s Rapid Aiming Dot (RAD) system together with ambient-light and motion sensors to manage brightness and power state. The optic installs on slides with the Crimson Trace micro footprint and is compatible with Shield RMS and J-Point footprints for broad slide-cut compatibility. Its design emphasizes a large acquisition window and reinforced top strap construction for improved durability.

Product Specifications

• The manufacturer is Crimson Trace.
• The model is RAD Micro Pro.
• The manufacturer part number is 01-3000038.
• The optic footprint is SHIELD/RMSc and it accepts Shield RMS/J-Point mounting patterns.
• The finish is black matte.
• The housing is made from 7075 Series aerospace aluminum.
• The sight includes an ambient light sensor to adjust dot brightness automatically.
• The sight includes a motion (shake-to-wake) sensor that powers the optic on when movement is detected.
• The power supply is (1) CR1632 lithium battery.
• The listed runtime for the battery is approximately 7,000 hours (per manufacturer notes).
• The optic type is Reflex (open) designed for rapid target acquisition.
• The unit power/magnification is stated as 1X.
• The package dimensions are listed as 3.15 x 4.00 x 5.55 inches.
• The box contents include a CR1632 battery, CT adjustment tool, mounting hardware, sight cover, and instruction manual.
• The UPC is 850013143979.

Compact and purpose-built, the RAD Micro Pro offers a small footprint solution for pistols where slide space and low profile are priorities. Its automated brightness management and motion wake features reduce manual adjustments while carrying or on the range, and the Shield/RMS/J-Point compatibility simplifies mounting to common slide cuts. The reinforced top strap and robust 7075 aluminum body provide a durable package for everyday carry setups and precision sight acquisition during target shooting sessions.

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