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AZShooter's Review of SIG SAUER Romeo Zero Red Dot Sight 1x 6 MOA
I wanted to experiment with an RDS on my new SIG P322, which is RDS ready. The P322 accepts RMSc sights.
The Romeo Zero at Optics Planet was one of the lower priced choices.
Removing 2 screws from the factory rear, and mounting the RDS with the same screws took 2 minutes.
For durability, I used the steel shield that came with the Romeo Zero. However, for reasons still not known, the dot could not be adjusted to coincide with the point of impact. Removing the steel shield resolved the issue.
Since then, the sight has worked flawlessly. The dot is bright enough to be seen in the bright AZ sun. The 6 moa dot is large enough to pick it up very quickly. The 60 moa is matched well to shooting from 7 yards out to 50 yards. (6 moa = about 3" at 50 yards, 1.5" at 25 yards.)
Highly recommended.
The Romeo Zero at Optics Planet was one of the lower priced choices.
Removing 2 screws from the factory rear, and mounting the RDS with the same screws took 2 minutes.
For durability, I used the steel shield that came with the Romeo Zero. However, for reasons still not known, the dot could not be adjusted to coincide with the point of impact. Removing the steel shield resolved the issue.
Since then, the sight has worked flawlessly. The dot is bright enough to be seen in the bright AZ sun. The 6 moa dot is large enough to pick it up very quickly. The 60 moa is matched well to shooting from 7 yards out to 50 yards. (6 moa = about 3" at 50 yards, 1.5" at 25 yards.)
Highly recommended.
Pros:
- Bright, easy to pick up, easy to mount, sufficiently small.
Cons:
- Having to poke finger under the hood to turn on/off.
Best Used for:
- Steel Challenge
Would Recommend:
Yes
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