Tony C from United States, FL Public Profile

Bought a Hellcat OSP when they were first introduced. Installed a Sig Romeo Zero shortly after. Never liked it for a number of reasons. Brightness adjustment was awful, the polymer lens would starburst beyond mid brightness settings, dot wasn't the easiest to acquire, etc. I preferred the iron sights over the Sig optic so I ran it without the optic.

This sight so far is excellent. The smaller housing makes sense since it's going on a deep conceal micro pistol. But more importantly, the smaller window also makes it sooooo much easier to acquire the dot, plus #1. The auto brightness setting works instantly and flawlessly. I stood in my hallway under a light and turned the light on and off to check function. I couldn't notice any delay in the setting changing, plus #2. The dot is very crisp and clean. No starburst, plus #3. Came with screws for about every pistol out there. No grinding down the screw length like I had to do with the Sig screws. Hellcat screws were in bag A, plus #4. The housing is a very durable feeling aluminum and I could feel the optic snapping into place on the mounting pattern. The Sig with it's polymer frame never snapped into place to give that extra secure feeling it's properly seated. With the RXU-200 I have no fear of racking the slide using the optic, plus #5. In the box you get the optic, 4 sets of mounting screws, neoprene cover, battery, mounting and adjustment wrenches and a microfiber cloth attached to a keychain holder, plus #6.