Stazi from United States, MI Public Profile

I like that it’s a rubber over mold and it not too large. Very comfortable and easy to install.

Fit my DSA Kommando perfectly. There are no obstructions in the box but I figured out that you need to slide the hand guard on from behind the gas block, not from the front. It locks up tight and there is no wiggle. Nice that you get a picatinny or MLOK top cover to decide which you want to use.
I also went with FAB Defense short vertical grip underneath and it a great setup.

I purchased this so I could run my 7.62 Ti on my 5.56 AR.

This is my second of these mounts. Fantastic for mounting a T1 footprint optic low on your AK. The lockup adjustment is easy to do and the centering allowance is a must for AK’s and their loose manufacturing tolerances.

Super light trigger with a very short reset. Worked perfect on my AR9

Forget trying to finagle the factory wire piece back into your receiver to keep your trigger pins in place. This plate literally installs in seconds.
Easy, effective, secure, inexpensive. What else could you want?

Fantastic light trigger with a fast reset. If you don’t have one, get it.

I put this on a Girsan 2311 to replace the obscure "fardot" that was on there. I had heard of those dying unexpectedly, and the fact you could see the battery from underneath just by looking up from the underside of the optic made it clear to me that it would be highly susceptible to water and dirt intrusion.
The Romeo O elite with the added steel protective shroud is leaps and bounds ahead. The shroud I believe is a must have to protect the housing and the lens from any bumps or drops, and it help seal up the bottom of the optic when used on guns with narrow slides, like 1911 and 2011 pattern pistols.

The reticle is nice and an improvement over the normal plain dot. I used a regular pencil with an eraser on the end to access and activate the button on the Romeo O in order to adjust the brightness etc. The eraser wont's scratch or mar the housing or the lens, so that's a free pro tip to anyone with one of these.

Overall I am very happy with this optic so far, and zeroing it was easy. Just make sure you bring along the included Allen key to the range with you because it's tiny and you will need it.

After seeing a few people put these into the Springfield Prodigy, I decided to give it a shot on my Girsan 2311 to see if it would help with the horrendous 8 pound trigger pull that it comes with from the factory. I was a little apprehensive because on the EGW website, they actually make a version with a SP suffix, denoting that it’s specifically for the Prodigy, and although I am not afraid of having to fit parts, I really didn’t want to have to do anything drastic to make this work, and then possibly end up with $120 worth of paperweights.
I am happy to say that all the parts dropped right into the gun without any need for modification, and the hardest part for me was getting the original ambi safety out of the frame and knocking the hammer strut pin out of the original hammer. I then took the pin and put it in my electric drill, and using a jewelers file, cleaned up the edges, because it had been lightly staked into the hammer, from the factory, and then it fit into the EGW hammer snuggly, without having to be beaten in.
The transformation of the trigger is absolutely amazing and using my Lyman gauge went from 8 pounds to around 3.75 pounds on average. I couldn’t be happier with this trigger kit and highly recommend it to anyone that might have a Girsan, and would like to improve the crappy OEM trigger pull. I didn’t install the 17# mainspring and not sure if it is needed, but I have it if I decide to change it.

I used this on a Galil along with a master mount side rail and it cowitnesses perfectly with the stock sights. The rail lockup is adjustable and it locks up securely to ensure you zero is retained.