Unless you have your rear iron sight forward of the optic then it should still work. If your iron sight is forward of the optic, you'd have to remove it for the SRO to work.Originally Posted by RAM Engineer
Unless you have your rear iron sight forward of the optic then it should still work. If your iron sight is forward of the optic, you'd have to remove it for the SRO to work.
I’ve heard of too many problems with these for me to consider the current generation. But, this along with the new Romeo Zero are movement in the right direction.
Ken
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FINALLY have a 5 moa SRO in route to me. Eurooptic have them in stock (well, as of now) and for a good price too.
The stupidity of some people never ceases to amaze me.
Humbly improving with CZ's.
$490 shipped, and I just got two more — best price I have seen.
https://www.eurooptic.com/Trijicon-S...C-2500003.aspx
Likes pretty much everything in every caliber.
Thanks - 1 on order. Now what to put it on? Will be reviewing options this weekend.
OK, there went $517 (with tax) in a hurry
I just picked up a new DPP and shipped one back to Leupold last week.
Last edited by Norville; 08-16-2019 at 03:57 PM.
Glock, P10 and 320 X5 Legion are the normal suspects.
Likes pretty much everything in every caliber.
Agreed - those are the ones I am considering! MIL pricing on Glock and CZ P10 may push me their way.
I was shooting walls of steel down in Rhode Island today when I got the email that EuroOptics got them back in stock
already sold out again
I wanted to pick up another one for my M&P 9L
If my carry gun has an RMR, any reason not to put an SRO on a training gun or should I just stick with the RMR?
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