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    Site Supporter HeavyDuty's Avatar
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    Quote Originally Posted by Xhado View Post
    NOBLEX did that a couple years ago.

    I forgot about that one - I actually like the design for a carry gun. I haven’t heard much about it in a long time, though.
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    Quote Originally Posted by HeavyDuty View Post
    I figure MOS is the majority of RDS ready pistols on market. I’m surprised no one has come out with direct mount to MOS sight options, like what Glock just did with the slimline MOS and the RMS footprint.
    Holosun had a prototype like that at the 2020 SHOT Show.

  3. #433
    Quote Originally Posted by HeavyDuty View Post
    I’m surprised no one has come out with direct mount to MOS sight options, like what Glock just did with the slimline MOS and the RMS footprint.
    And then maybe MOS becomes like M-LOC.

  4. #434
    SIG Romeo2 blurb:

    https://www.thefirearmblog.com/blog/...-sauer-romeo2/

    SIG ROMEO2 KEY FEATURES
    Ruggedized design – Tested with 10mm handguns and up to 10 ft of drop
    PX-7 waterproof performance, plus a completely sealed and water-resistant rear window assembly
    Available with 3 MOA and 6 MOA Dots
    Open to Closed with Modular Shroud System
    Loaded Chamber Indicator (LCI) Deflection Shield
    25,000+ hours of run time with MOTAC & MAGNETAC technologies
    15 Brightness Settings (12 Day/3 NV)
    Integral Backup Iron Sight
    Tool-less, side-loading CR2032 Battery
    Fix-it stick Torque Wrench
    Assembled in USA

  5. #435
    I have been carrying a M&P Compact lower with a Core 4.25 uppers with a 5 moa SRO. This morning, the dot was dead. I pulled the battery, expecting it to be low, but the battery tester said near 100 percent full. I reinstalled the battery, really tightening the cap down, and it started working. I think the cap had gotten a bit loose. With the SRO, you want a wide blade, short shank screwdriver to snug the crap out of the battery cap.
    Likes pretty much everything in every caliber.

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    Eventually my LTT RDO slide will arrive, and I’ll need another optic for it.
    Currently I have a HS 407C on my RDO Glock slide.
    Any reason I shouldn’t just get another one for this new slide?
    Still seems like the best value.
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  7. #437
    Thx for the SRO tip--just ordered the 5 Moa for my M&P Compact to replace the defective RMRcc.

  8. #438
    Quote Originally Posted by GJM View Post
    With the SRO, you want a wide blade, short shank screwdriver
    Dunno about the SRO, but my MROs all look to have a slot specifically made for a coin. I wonder about sacrificing a simple screwdriver grinding it to fit rather than probably eventually tweaking the cap on an expensive sight.



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  9. #439
    Quote Originally Posted by mmc45414 View Post
    Dunno about the SRO, but my MROs all look to have a slot specifically made for a coin. I wonder about sacrificing a simple screwdriver grinding it to fit rather than probably eventually tweaking the cap on an expensive sight.
    That made me think of my cheap choke tube tool, but there wouldn’t be room to turn it.
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    Quote Originally Posted by peterb View Post
    SIG Romeo2 blurb:

    https://www.thefirearmblog.com/blog/...-sauer-romeo2/

    SIG ROMEO2 KEY FEATURES
    Ruggedized design – Tested with 10mm handguns and up to 10 ft of drop
    PX-7 waterproof performance, plus a completely sealed and water-resistant rear window assembly
    Available with 3 MOA and 6 MOA Dots
    Open to Closed with Modular Shroud System
    Loaded Chamber Indicator (LCI) Deflection Shield
    25,000+ hours of run time with MOTAC & MAGNETAC technologies
    15 Brightness Settings (12 Day/3 NV)
    Integral Backup Iron Sight
    Tool-less, side-loading CR2032 Battery
    Fix-it stick Torque Wrench
    Assembled in USA

    Including a torque wrench is a smart move.

    The majority of MRDS failures i've seen have been related to under or over torquing the mounting screws.

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