I’ve had a Romeo zero mounted on my 365XL 14 months now. Ive probably put about 800 rounds through though it using this red dot. Still the same battery and i wear it most days. I do use a “soft clean cloth” like my bandana or my shirt tail to dust the lint off of it most days. I do have the metal frame around it. I’ve been happy with it.
@@f.allenrisler5303I'd rather change a battery every 6 months than to fiddle with an ON switch if I had to pull my conceal carry pistol... that sounds like a horrible idea....
I have every optic on the planet 🌍 and this Romeo Redot ❤ does just fine for its price point & purpose,, I’m very spoiled and I’m not going to complain I’m very happy with it !! It’s practically free compared to the over priced options.. thx for your video appreciated you 🎉
I'm sure it's a thousand kinds of blasphemy, but I installed a Romeo Zero (with the steel housing cover) on my 43x and am creeping up on 3k rounds. It's been great throughout. I (don't get butthurt) routinely release the slide by pulling back on the optic and have bashed the optic on a hard surface to clear training induced malfunctions dozens of times. In short, I have had no mercy. I'm two years into it and plan to change the battery at the first of the year. I couldn't be more pleased with it's ability to hold zero after substantial punishment. It was purchased locally at the gun counter in a local Ace Hardware. The Romeo Zero is the only optic I have put through the abuse I subject this one too. It is also the only optic among a few more expensive pistol optics I own that I have confidence in to carry daily. It's a tough little dude, well done, Sig.
I took my Romeo zero off. Red dot sight was off from factory. The manual adjustment is a pin compared to other red dots of this size. Removed the Romeo zero and installed iron sights
Any reason why a screen protector (like used on cell phone screens or watch crystals) could not be placed over the plastic lens that is easily scratched? I did that on a different sight's lens and there was no distortion at all.
I bought a P365XL and ended up pulling this optic off and putting on the iron sights. The lense got so scratched up I can't see through it hardly. Can't cay I would recommend this optic,
Scratches? You carrying it in a hoodie pocket full of sand? I was given several of these for testing and have not had any issues not a scratch on any of them, even put on on a beater ar I use for testing, put it on a canted mount along with lpvo, no issues with this sight
My also got scratched up bad from normal shooting outdoors and the battery died in less than 2 months. Not to mention the screws stripped out on my 365 XL when trying to install this, had to pay a local gunsmith to salvage it. Calling customer service for a refund.
Torquing to 9 in lbs causes the screws to become lodged in the plastic housing and increases the chance of stripping the screws. I ended up stripping multiple screws (grade 10.9) trying to achieve 9 in lbs using a wheeler fat wrench. Just FYI M2 allen slotted screws were not designed to handle 9in-lbs. Ended up getting rid of the optic, and replacing it with a holosun who uses torx head screws and housing that properly handles the torque.
why didn't 365x-macro come with its original slide plate optic cover? I want to remove the romeo 0 but can't coz it did not come with a plate cover. who do I contact to get that?
I tried to post a response with a website on it but they erased it. Just search on sig Sauer footprint diagram red dots and you'll get a site that the guy just updated a few months ago. Anyway I think the only micro pistol red dots they have might have the same footprint cuz I'm pretty sure they all have a curved front but don't take my word on it. Seriously though do your research before you consider buying a Romeo 0 elite, they really are junk.
I mounted mine up on a 365 macro and the dot it so far right that its not even visible looking down sights. The windage adjustments seems to move nothing at all. Theres been quit a few complaints of this ive found online. Also i used a torque wrench and am set to 9 in lbs. Any recomendations to make this work? Thanks in advance
OK, I am new to this optic thingS, how can I adjust it at the range? I feel like I will keep shooting forever and never get the red dot exactly on the aiming point because I think you never shoot with the same accuracy
maybe sig should look at all these posts and answer the questions? Ive looked EVERYwhere for how to adjust the damn brightness. Someone else here asked so it came up in the search. Since there was no reply to him...we are both lost. (I know the microscopically written instructions say push the button but it doesnt really change the solar flare that I see in my optic)
Have it on my xmacro. Not remotely close to zero from store. Took to range, shot a few rounds, a few turns on the elevation and windage screws, now its zeroed, with dot sitting on top of my front blade sight (surpressor height). Although not nearly the greatest optic, its working fine for now. Now gotta figure out how to dim the led...
@darinhouston1009 elite. I agree that suppressor height sights aren't needed. However, that's how my sig came from the store. I will say though, should you have a battery die or some other optic malfunction, locating suppressor sights makes it easier to acquire the sight picture quickly
I have a question please. They're two romeo zeros on amazon one with a 1x18 lens for around 200.00 dollars and the other is a 1x24 lens that is around 130.00 is there a different mounting plate size for each sight? And what is the difference in the two sights other then the lens size? I'm looking for a sight for my Taurus tx 22's Thanks William
This optic has significant parallax shift. Put a boresight in your barrel, mount the slide or pistol somewhere steady, and move your head around. You'll see the aiming dot in the optic dance around the point of impact laser from the bore sighting device. Sig needs to do better. *Edit* Apparently we're splitting hairs over the term parallax shift. At the end of the day, my Romeo Zero has a greater observable deviation between the point of aim and projected point of impact than other dots like the ACRO, RMR, and RMRcc. That is my concern. This red dot is bad.
@@ClubPenguinMaster88 No. When I perform the same test with other pistol optics (like an ACRO, an RMRcc, and an RMR) they do not deviate as much as the Sig dots. From an approximate distance to the wall of 7 yards, the sig dot will deviate 6 or more inches from its zeroed position while the others are between 0 and 2ish. (These are estimated numbers, I didn't have a grid on the wall while testing)
@@usraider2244 Because look at a true zero-parallax sight at anything within short range. For a pistol sight, parallax is not a significant issue. If your parallax is set to 10yds away, it'll be bad for range shooting, but it's better for 10yds. You recognize how parallax works, right? It's like you're looking at a spot on a wall; the 0 parallax wall is an infinite distance away.
Ive had mine literally go in 2 different directions torqing it one way lmao scratches galore fuzzy ass dot that seems to randomly change brightness. I love my sigs but this optic has been trash
How about letting the consumer know that you do not include the screws for the Smith and Wesson Shield Plus. Now I have a 180.00 sight I don't have the screw to mount it to my gun.
Update on the Romeo. Apparently you have to tighten the mounting screws with herculean strength and the jam your finger as hard as possible for more than 2 seconds to turn it on and good luck not accidentally changing the brightness to max and hurting your eyes at night. While that is super annoying, when I zeroed it and started shooting; lil guy id accurate and very easy to find when aiming down once I got the feeling right.
I bought the P365x with the Romeo zero elite and hat is the WORST and I mean ABSOLUTE WORST sight I’ve ever used!!! I changed the battery and the firearm sat in a stationary place for one month and the battery was dead!!!! I love Sig guns but this sight sucks!!!! Before anyone asks, yes it was a new battery. In fact, this was the second new battery in 4 months!!!! I truly feel screwed by having bought the gun with this optic.
Someone destroyed my romeo zero elite on my BRAND NEW Pistol before i recieved it, stripped screws as well. I just hope sig doesn't say "its a consumable part" as they said when they sold me a new 60 dollar magazine with a bad spring. Im awaiting an email back and if they make up another excuse, i wont buy another sig product.
My battery lasted about 5,000 hours each time. 2 battery replacements within a year is crazy. The battery is advertised to last 20,000 hours. I've checked and the sight does turn off after 2 minutes with no motion. Buyer beware of this false claim.
I just got mine in and mounted it. I don’t recommend this system at all at this point. I don’t like having to take the system off to change the battery. I don’t like where the button is for adjusting the red dot. I don’t like having to turn it on and off. So far a fail.
I love sig but this sight is garbage. The dot was nor even remotely close to the center of sight. I baught a hollosun instead and shot dead on perfectly right out the box. Deffinatly sending back to sig or calling customer service
I like mine actually. Yes it isn't as good as my Holsun or Trijicon but for a reasonably priced optic it does the job well. I don't know what some of these guys do to destroy their optics the way they do. Am I going to smash it into a table to rack it or throw it around? No, its on a concealed carry gun for a SHTF moment. My duty guns are a different story, that has Trijicon and DPP on them.
@@Murphy82nd that is true depends on the time of year and shopping around,. I remember getting my Romeo Zero for 99bucks on black friday sale and my Holsun for closer to $260 on sale. Yes the Holsun is a much better optic and choice but for what you can get the Zero for it is worth in IMO for lite carry needs.
@@fredrickjames4340 I respect that you find it fine. I just personally didn’t. I want to shoot my carry pistol, and I want to do it with the optic attached. The plastic lens on my Romeo Zero scratched extremely easily, and I’m OCD enough that I clean with lens cleaner, disposable lens wipes, and compressed air. Regardless of how gentle I was with it, any cleaning meant scratches. The button placement made this worse as anytime I wanted to adjust the brightness I ended up smudging the rear of the lens, meaning I then needed to clean it. The windage and elevation adjustments aren’t audible or tactile, and on mine the wrench would sort of just jump along, making adjusting to where I wanted a royal pain in my ass. The battery also requires removing the sight to get to it, which exacerbates this problem. I know some people have concerns about durability. With the metal shroud I’m really not one of them, I think it’s fine for that. My complaints were with things I do regularly with any pistol mounted red dot I own and that’s why I got rid of it. I was disappointed to see that on the Zero Elite that while they are now using a glass lens, which I think is a big plus, they didn’t address the button placement.
The whole product line is crap... No one that buys one stays happy with it. Have a fire sale and shut down... or at least start over from scratch. Stop trying to sell a crummy product. You're just hurting the brand. Smarter yet, send one to every gun buyer... For free... People can't complain about free. They'll just take them off. You're going to be stuck with thousands of these.
Completely useless video, doesn't tell how to turn on or off or adjust brightness. i bought a brand new P365X today and my Romeo0 optic Completely turned off after 1 time shooting, now looking further into this gun, seems like you can only put on a laser or light which they specifically make just so u are forced to buy theres and they can make more revenue and doesn't even have a combo light which is literally insane.
This red dot came with my P322. Absolutely garbage. Wasn’t zeroed from factory. Could NOT get it zeroed. This is the type of cheap made in China stuff I dislike. What a waste of money. Do not purchase this thing.
My Romeo Zero got scratched up bad from normal shooting outdoors and the battery died in less than 2 months. Not to mention the screws stripped out on my 365 XL when trying to install this, and I had to pay a local gunsmith to salvage it. Calling customer service for a refund.
I’ve had a Romeo zero mounted on my 365XL 14 months now. Ive probably put about 800 rounds through though it using this red dot. Still the same battery and i wear it most days. I do use a “soft clean cloth” like my bandana or my shirt tail to dust the lint off of it most days. I do have the metal frame around it. I’ve been happy with it.
Original or elite?
@@NiSE_Rafter Original
@@mandan7654 My guess is when you carry it everyday the motion is constantly turning it on. Makes one wish it had an on off switch.
@@f.allenrisler5303the elite has an on/off switch idk about the original
@@f.allenrisler5303I'd rather change a battery every 6 months than to fiddle with an ON switch if I had to pull my conceal carry pistol... that sounds like a horrible idea....
I have every optic on the planet 🌍 and this Romeo Redot ❤ does just fine for its price point & purpose,, I’m very spoiled and I’m not going to complain I’m very happy with it !! It’s practically free compared to the over priced options.. thx for your video appreciated you 🎉
I'm sure it's a thousand kinds of blasphemy, but I installed a Romeo Zero (with the steel housing cover) on my 43x and am creeping up on 3k rounds. It's been great throughout. I (don't get butthurt) routinely release the slide by pulling back on the optic and have bashed the optic on a hard surface to clear training induced malfunctions dozens of times. In short, I have had no mercy. I'm two years into it and plan to change the battery at the first of the year. I couldn't be more pleased with it's ability to hold zero after substantial punishment. It was purchased locally at the gun counter in a local Ace Hardware. The Romeo Zero is the only optic I have put through the abuse I subject this one too. It is also the only optic among a few more expensive pistol optics I own that I have confidence in to carry daily. It's a tough little dude, well done, Sig.
How did you get the metal cover to fit flush with the two nubs sticking up closest to the barrel? Or did you get an adapter plate?
@@bigcountry8726 Drilled them slightly undersized and contoured the final size with jewelers files.
Looking forward to getting one! Thanks for the tips John, I'll be sure to use them during the install and testing.
I took my Romeo zero off. Red dot sight was off from factory. The manual adjustment is a pin compared to other red dots of this size.
Removed the Romeo zero and installed iron sights
Thank you explaining that the adjustments move the bullet impact not the red dot.
Any reason why a screen protector (like used on cell phone screens or watch crystals) could not be placed over the plastic lens that is easily scratched? I did that on a different sight's lens and there was no distortion at all.
The adjustments on this have no audible or tactile clicks, it just sort of jumps along. One of the more frustrating dots to zero.
I bought a P365XL and ended up pulling this optic off and putting on the iron sights. The lense got so scratched up I can't see through it hardly. Can't cay I would recommend this optic,
I hear that my wife has it on her p365 XL and this optic is trash it was on sale when we bought it. I don’t recommend that optic either it’s 💩💩
What iron sights did you use ?
How the hell are you scratching the lense?
Scratches? You carrying it in a hoodie pocket full of sand? I was given several of these for testing and have not had any issues not a scratch on any of them, even put on on a beater ar I use for testing, put it on a canted mount along with lpvo, no issues with this sight
My also got scratched up bad from normal shooting outdoors and the battery died in less than 2 months. Not to mention the screws stripped out on my 365 XL when trying to install this, had to pay a local gunsmith to salvage it. Calling customer service for a refund.
Torquing to 9 in lbs causes the screws to become lodged in the plastic housing and increases the chance of stripping the screws. I ended up stripping multiple screws (grade 10.9) trying to achieve 9 in lbs using a wheeler fat wrench. Just FYI M2 allen slotted screws were not designed to handle 9in-lbs. Ended up getting rid of the optic, and replacing it with a holosun who uses torx head screws and housing that properly handles the torque.
Same issue
Lmao good thing they're m3 screws .... Not m2...
Love my P365xl but very disappointed with the romeo zero. The name is apparently spot on.
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Love my zero. Why do you not like yours?
Thanks for this video. Keeps me from calling customer service. Just bought 2 p365XLs
Hated this optic. Took it off after a week of use and went with a Holosun.
why didn't 365x-macro come with its original slide plate optic cover? I want to remove the romeo 0 but can't coz it did not come with a plate cover. who do I contact to get that?
Is there an on/off method or doesn't turn on/off automatically based on movement?
I wish SIG had a page listing all the optics and what footprint they are.
I tried to post a response with a website on it but they erased it. Just search on sig Sauer footprint diagram red dots and you'll get a site that the guy just updated a few months ago. Anyway I think the only micro pistol red dots they have might have the same footprint cuz I'm pretty sure they all have a curved front but don't take my word on it. Seriously though do your research before you consider buying a Romeo 0 elite, they really are junk.
May do a video on understanding Sig P320 number system that is stamped on the inside of the slide?
I mounted mine up on a 365 macro and the dot it so far right that its not even visible looking down sights. The windage adjustments seems to move nothing at all. Theres been quit a few complaints of this ive found online. Also i used a torque wrench and am set to 9 in lbs. Any recomendations to make this work? Thanks in advance
Same here, did you ever figure this out?
Is there any way to adjust the sensitivity of the auto on? Someone walking past will turn it on from the vibrations of the floor.
Great video !
Thanks for the video 👍🏻
brightness button not working. can't change brightness or switch off... any suggestions?
Great info
Fine work
OK, I am new to this optic thingS, how can I adjust it at the range? I feel like I will keep shooting forever and never get the red dot exactly on the aiming point because I think you never shoot with the same accuracy
Nice
maybe sig should look at all these posts and answer the questions? Ive looked EVERYwhere for how to adjust the damn brightness. Someone else here asked so it came up in the search. Since there was no reply to him...we are both lost. (I know the microscopically written instructions say push the button but it doesnt really change the solar flare that I see in my optic)
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Have it on my xmacro. Not remotely close to zero from store. Took to range, shot a few rounds, a few turns on the elevation and windage screws, now its zeroed, with dot sitting on top of my front blade sight (surpressor height). Although not nearly the greatest optic, its working fine for now. Now gotta figure out how to dim the led...
do you have orig or elite? With elite, I don't see the need for suppressor height. Thoughts?
@darinhouston1009 elite. I agree that suppressor height sights aren't needed. However, that's how my sig came from the store. I will say though, should you have a battery die or some other optic malfunction, locating suppressor sights makes it easier to acquire the sight picture quickly
I have a question please. They're two romeo zeros on amazon one with a 1x18 lens for around 200.00 dollars and the other is a 1x24 lens that is around 130.00 is there a different mounting plate size for each sight? And what is the difference in the two sights other then the lens size? I'm looking for a sight for my Taurus tx 22's Thanks William
I have the 365 with a silver slide. I don’t see the screws nor plate. Is it by possible that mine won’t accept it?
It needs shake awake because that button is hard to reach and not happening in an emergency
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What pistol mounted red dot is spec’d at 25-30 in. lb.?
This optic is junk Customer service wont even talk to you when you call to try to return it Absolutely a piece of crap and Sig knows it
Had to post negative reviews and send multiple emails to get mine even looked at.
Shouldn't be this hard
This optic has significant parallax shift. Put a boresight in your barrel, mount the slide or pistol somewhere steady, and move your head around.
You'll see the aiming dot in the optic dance around the point of impact laser from the bore sighting device.
Sig needs to do better.
*Edit* Apparently we're splitting hairs over the term parallax shift. At the end of the day, my Romeo Zero has a greater observable deviation between the point of aim and projected point of impact than other dots like the ACRO, RMR, and RMRcc. That is my concern. This red dot is bad.
It's a pistol dot, no shift is good for long ranges and not short. Are you putting this on a rifle?
@@ClubPenguinMaster88 No. When I perform the same test with other pistol optics (like an ACRO, an RMRcc, and an RMR) they do not deviate as much as the Sig dots.
From an approximate distance to the wall of 7 yards, the sig dot will deviate 6 or more inches from its zeroed position while the others are between 0 and 2ish. (These are estimated numbers, I didn't have a grid on the wall while testing)
@@usraider2244 7 yards and 0 deviation is actually significant parallax shift. Not sure what the deal with your setup must be.
@@ClubPenguinMaster88 How are you going to tell me that the point of aim and point of impact *not* moving away from each other is a problem?
@@usraider2244 Because look at a true zero-parallax sight at anything within short range. For a pistol sight, parallax is not a significant issue. If your parallax is set to 10yds away, it'll be bad for range shooting, but it's better for 10yds. You recognize how parallax works, right? It's like you're looking at a spot on a wall; the 0 parallax wall is an infinite distance away.
Please make a P320 X Compact RXP Spectre comp w/ Romeo1pro. You can name it after me🤣🤙🏾
Will this fit on sig m18?
How do you adjust the brightness? It’s blinding to look through at night
Little button up by the lens
i need to buy those tools, please advise models. thanks
Ive had mine literally go in 2 different directions torqing it one way lmao scratches galore fuzzy ass dot that seems to randomly change brightness. I love my sigs but this optic has been trash
The lens on my Romeo zero is all scratched up is there any way to replace it? Can't see through it hardly...
They will probably fix it I stripped my screws and they fixed mine for free
You going to put out a P229 40 slide so we can mount optics?
More warnings of hurting or deforming the optic,,,huuumm,thinkin will keep lookin fer a more substabtial unit………
Está muito difícil a importação da sig.
How about letting the consumer know that you do not include the screws for the Smith and Wesson Shield Plus. Now I have a 180.00 sight I don't have the screw to mount it to my gun.
If you can’t spend $10 on screws for a $700 setup than you need to just buy a hipoint
I bought 2 and neither work. New batteries. Button won't do anything.
Update on the Romeo. Apparently you have to tighten the mounting screws with herculean strength and the jam your finger as hard as possible for more than 2 seconds to turn it on and good luck not accidentally changing the brightness to max and hurting your eyes at night.
While that is super annoying, when I zeroed it and started shooting; lil guy id accurate and very easy to find when aiming down once I got the feeling right.
I bought the P365x with the Romeo zero elite and hat is the WORST and I mean ABSOLUTE WORST sight I’ve ever used!!! I changed the battery and the firearm sat in a stationary place for one month and the battery was dead!!!! I love Sig guns but this sight sucks!!!! Before anyone asks, yes it was a new battery. In fact, this was the second new battery in 4 months!!!! I truly feel screwed by having bought the gun with this optic.
Someone destroyed my romeo zero elite on my BRAND NEW Pistol before i recieved it, stripped screws as well. I just hope sig doesn't say "its a consumable part" as they said when they sold me a new 60 dollar magazine with a bad spring. Im awaiting an email back and if they make up another excuse, i wont buy another sig product.
Oh before someone says that I don't know what I'm talking about, this is replacement of the same gun and optic of 2019.
My battery lasted about 5,000 hours each time. 2 battery replacements within a year is crazy. The battery is advertised to last 20,000 hours. I've checked and the sight does turn off after 2 minutes with no motion. Buyer beware of this false claim.
I mean if you carry it it would never last 20k
I watched to see a tutorial on battery replacement. Not happening!
Too bad it isn't shake awake but I did like mine tho
Mine is shake awake
They call it MOTAC.
m.th-cam.com/video/C-T3eVhEDiQ/w-d-xo.html
it is.
Mine is
I just got mine in and mounted it. I don’t recommend this system at all at this point. I don’t like having to take the system off to change the battery. I don’t like where the button is for adjusting the red dot. I don’t like having to turn it on and off. So far a fail.
I love sig but this sight is garbage. The dot was nor even remotely close to the center of sight. I baught a hollosun instead and shot dead on perfectly right out the box. Deffinatly sending back to sig or calling customer service
I like mine actually. Yes it isn't as good as my Holsun or Trijicon but for a reasonably priced optic it does the job well. I don't know what some of these guys do to destroy their optics the way they do. Am I going to smash it into a table to rack it or throw it around? No, its on a concealed carry gun for a SHTF moment. My duty guns are a different story, that has Trijicon and DPP on them.
@@fredrickjames4340 but you can get a 407k for a relatively cheap price and it’s drastically better having owned both.
@@Murphy82nd that is true depends on the time of year and shopping around,. I remember getting my Romeo Zero for 99bucks on black friday sale and my Holsun for closer to $260 on sale. Yes the Holsun is a much better optic and choice but for what you can get the Zero for it is worth in IMO for lite carry needs.
@@fredrickjames4340 I respect that you find it fine. I just personally didn’t.
I want to shoot my carry pistol, and I want to do it with the optic attached. The plastic lens on my Romeo Zero scratched extremely easily, and I’m OCD enough that I clean with lens cleaner, disposable lens wipes, and compressed air. Regardless of how gentle I was with it, any cleaning meant scratches. The button placement made this worse as anytime I wanted to adjust the brightness I ended up smudging the rear of the lens, meaning I then needed to clean it.
The windage and elevation adjustments aren’t audible or tactile, and on mine the wrench would sort of just jump along, making adjusting to where I wanted a royal pain in my ass. The battery also requires removing the sight to get to it, which exacerbates this problem.
I know some people have concerns about durability. With the metal shroud I’m really not one of them, I think it’s fine for that. My complaints were with things I do regularly with any pistol mounted red dot I own and that’s why I got rid of it. I was disappointed to see that on the Zero Elite that while they are now using a glass lens, which I think is a big plus, they didn’t address the button placement.
I use to love sig till they decide to drop everything for plastic 9mms.
This optic blows.
That’s stupid the way they did the adjustments settings smh.
Love sig but don’t buy this. It’ll scratch so easily!!!
I love my 365. The RomeoZero sucks
Listening to this video makes it seem like this optic is trash
The whole product line is crap... No one that buys one stays happy with it. Have a fire sale and shut down... or at least start over from scratch. Stop trying to sell a crummy product. You're just hurting the brand. Smarter yet, send one to every gun buyer... For free... People can't complain about free. They'll just take them off. You're going to be stuck with thousands of these.
So basically polymer optics are bad. :)
This is the biggest piece of garbage red dot I’ve ever dealt with. Brand new 365xl and the sight will not adjust at all. 😡
Thats a you problem, mine has worked great for 3 years.
Skill issue.
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You’re very insecure. I’m glad you don’t own any guns.
Here's your prize 💩
Completely useless video, doesn't tell how to turn on or off or adjust brightness. i bought a brand new P365X today and my Romeo0 optic Completely turned off after 1 time shooting, now looking further into this gun, seems like you can only put on a laser or light which they specifically make just so u are forced to buy theres and they can make more revenue and doesn't even have a combo light which is literally insane.
This red dot came with my P322. Absolutely garbage. Wasn’t zeroed from factory. Could NOT get it zeroed. This is the type of cheap made in China stuff I dislike. What a waste of money. Do not purchase this thing.
The worst optic on the market. Failure rate in classes is the highest among all optics. Avoid this plastic red dot.
My Romeo Zero got scratched up bad from normal shooting outdoors and the battery died in less than 2 months. Not to mention the screws stripped out on my 365 XL when trying to install this, and I had to pay a local gunsmith to salvage it. Calling customer service for a refund.