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.

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....

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Same issue

Lmao good thing they're m3 screws .... Not m2...

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.

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.

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

Same here, did you ever figure this out?

Little button up by the lens

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.

They will probably fix it I stripped my screws and they fixed mine for free

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Had to post negative reviews and send multiple emails to get mine even looked at. Shouldn't be this hard

If you can’t spend $10 on screws for a $700 setup than you need to just buy a hipoint

I mean if you carry it it would never last 20k

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.

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.

Mine is shake awake

They call it MOTAC. m.kzfaq.info/get/bejne/eZOEZsiHzauomYU.html

it is.

Mine is

Thats a you problem, mine has worked great for 3 years.

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.

You’re very insecure. I’m glad you don’t own any guns.

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