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Does this combo come with risers to make it 1/3rd lower cowitness ? — 2 Answers

by Mark, from CO, United States Asked on March 16, 2019

Name SIG SAUER Romeo4H Red Dot Sight with Juliet4 4x Magnifier Combo (4.1)
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Answered by Jonathan D., Gear Expert, from IL, United States, on June 20, 2019

No, the red dot does not, but the magnifier does.

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Answered by willyj, member, from PA, United States, on July 01, 2021

No. This combo does not come with any spacers. I don't know why people are saying it does. There are none. Spacers for the magnifier are $40, and are $10 for the red dot.
I bought the combo from another vendor. I am a left handed shooter. You cannot switch the magnifier to the left unless you use these spacers. I contacted SIG, and I was told that I could purchase the spacers. The prices that I listed above is what the SIG rep quoted for me.

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