SIG SAUER Romeo-X Compact 1x24mm Enclosed Reflex Red Dot Sight
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Most Helpful Positive Review
Decent Sig Optic
This optic is nicely made. The window is slightly taller than the Eps Carry. The glass has a slight blue tint, but the glass is extremely clear. The only issue I had with this optic is that it is only direct mount on a Sig P365 XL if you buy different screws. There are three sets of screws that ...
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Most Helpful Negative Review
Tried twice
Originally purchased this red dot sight and mounted it on the pistol. Once mounted, I noticed what many have noticed. The rear glass had glue overspill to the point that it looked like a protective film. I decided to return the dot to avoid the distraction it would have caused.
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Quality option for RMSc cut pistols
Installed the 6 MOA version on my 43x. Bolted right up without issue. This is a true RMSc footprint optic so it will fit on the standard 43x or any other RMSc cut slide. I really appreciate the side mounted battery and protected brightness controls.
The only con is the zeroing adjustments are a really tiny torx. At the very least I wish they were T10, but slots would've been better. Not a huge issue on a handgun as it's pretty much zero and forget.
The only con is the zeroing adjustments are a really tiny torx. At the very least I wish they were T10, but slots would've been better. Not a huge issue on a handgun as it's pretty much zero and forget.
Would recommend: Yes
amazing optic
Not only aesthetically pleasing but great dot and clarity with also great durability.
Would recommend: Yes
Sig Romeo X compact enclosed
Perfect Optic with low deck height for cowitness on the p365.
Would recommend: Yes
Sig Romeo X Enclosed
Quality product. I normally run Trijicon RMR’s, but went with the Sig Romeo-X as I was mounting it on a Sig P365 Macro and I didn’t want to use a mounting plate (wanted a low clean profile). The Sig quality is as good as Trijicon’s and I REALLY like that you don’t have to remove the sight to change the battery. I will probably NEVER use another Trijicon RMR for this simple fact. The Sig Romeo fit the Sig P365 like a glove, was easy to zero and works great. I bought the RMR with the Circular Dot sight option. You can switch the red dot from a simple red dot to an open circle or to a circle with an inner red dot depending on your needs/preferences. Couple of my buddies shot my P365 Macro w/ the Romeo-X and they also liked the setup. The sight isn’t cheap - but you get what you pay for. Definitely happy with my selection and would buy it again.
Pros:
- Quality product, can change the battery without removing the sight, multiple dot selections, low profile
Cons:
- Not cheap
Best Used for:
- EDC
Would recommend: Yes
1 of 1 found the following review helpful.
Sig on Sig
I love my new RomeoxCompact! Big help for old eyes that can see either the front sight or the rear sight, but not both! I love the abilty of fast target acquisition and the related accuracy associated with the combination of my new Sig 365xmacro and the Sig RomeoxCompact sight. I purchased the enclosed version, which is more money, but it is a
more reliable system in my opinion. As a former military officer, I prefer to use similar products to the military contracts, if I can find them. You will not be disappointed with this product!!
more reliable system in my opinion. As a former military officer, I prefer to use similar products to the military contracts, if I can find them. You will not be disappointed with this product!!
Would recommend: Yes
1 of 1 found the following review helpful.
Romeo-X compact enclosed
Nice red dot, the housing chips and finish comes off very easy however, not a cheap item by any means, I would expect it to hold up better.
Would recommend: Yes
0 of 1 found the following review helpful.
Huge improvement over SIG Romeo 1 Pro
- This SIG Romeo X Compact Enclosed red dot sight is every bit as high quality as the price implies. Precision craftsmanship of the highest order.
- I installed this SIG red dot on a CZ P09 F Nocturne SR, specifically so I could use it suppressed. I was not disappointed.
- I already have experience with a SIG Romeo 1 Pro with a 3 MOA dot. What I have noticed is sometimes I can't locate the dot (upon presentation) and I don't know if it's up, down, left or right.
- Because of this, I ordered the "Red Circle Dot" model. This was a good choice, since now I can locate the dot immediately upon presentation.
- I installed this SIG red dot on a CZ P09 F Nocturne SR, specifically so I could use it suppressed. I was not disappointed.
- I already have experience with a SIG Romeo 1 Pro with a 3 MOA dot. What I have noticed is sometimes I can't locate the dot (upon presentation) and I don't know if it's up, down, left or right.
- Because of this, I ordered the "Red Circle Dot" model. This was a good choice, since now I can locate the dot immediately upon presentation.
Would recommend: Yes
It’s an overpriced, underperforming Holosun EPS
Mounted this dot as a replacement for my Holosun eps carry on my 365 x macro. I haven’t done any durability testing as I’m not made of money or willing to try and break my carry setup. However the parallax between the two I find that the Holosun is far more true, and has a noticeably better ability to keep the dot on target regardless of head position behind the dot over the sig. it may just be my eyes but the sig is also not as clear of a dot, the Holosun is a perfectly round red dot to me, the sig has more of a bloom to it, especially on higher brightness settings. Also the glass on the sig is like looking through old school blue and red 3D glasses, they’re heavily tinted especially compared to the Holosun. I would not recommend the higher price tag of this over Holosun sadly. I really wanted to like it, but I immediately noticed these differences without even having to hold them side by side, and it becomes more clear once you do.
Pros:
- None
Cons:
- Expensive
- blurry dot
- Bad parallax
- Heavy tinted glass
Would recommend: No
5 of 7 found the following review helpful.
Sig Sauer Romeo-X Compact
After installing the Romeo-X onto my Sig Sauer and dialing it in, I haven't experienced any shift and hits right on target.
Would recommend: Yes
2 of 2 found the following review helpful.
on paper, this is the best optic available
If you look at the specifications, you’ll see everything was done right. Multiple reticles to choose from. Enclosed. Low deck height that allows you to cowitness with iron sights. However the assembly is definitely where this falls short. The optic came with glue smeared all over the glass and pouring over onto the aluminum housing. The battery cover scratches if you breathe on it wrong. Okay that last part is exaggerating a bit but you get the point. For half of a thousand dollars I expect more pride taken in the making of this optic. All cosmetic? Hopefully but if this is how it slapped together, how am I expected to trust the internals? No dlc finish, and glue that looks like it was put on by a child. USA made? No. USA assembled with foreign parts. If that’s the case I’d rather get suppressor height sights and pick up a holosun. Now in no way do I think this is on optics planet. I’ll continue to order my gear from them every time. But sig, you’re over charging and not delivering.
Pros:
- Low deck height
- Multiple reticle
Cons:
- Finish
- Assembled wrong
Would recommend: No
0 of 2 found the following review helpful.
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