Real nice red dot

[Veteran]

Picked up a Sig Romeo 4b optic last week. Absolutely love it, has optional red dot or dot/reticule. Varying brightness and a very cool motion on and off. Nice size and uses a common 2032 battery. Laser bore sighted it in and plan to tweak it this week.

[xskier]

A friend put a romeo 3 on an AR pistol build a couple weeks back. It looks like a really nice piece, good value too. I have played with the romeo 4 a little bit at the store, seems nice. Of course, most sig stuff is.

[JohnJak]

It's always nice to have a pic.

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[Veteran]

Thank you, that's it. Absolute cowitness mount. I should join MGO so I can post pictures. LOL

[oldmann1967]

Thank you, that's it. Absolute cowitness mount. I should join MGO so I can post pictures. LOL

Do it!

[JohnJak]

Thank you, that's it. Absolute cowitness mount. I should join MGO so I can post pictures. LOL

You should. lol

[Viking]

These are very sleek, I just noted the romeo 4c in another thread, because I just got one. The C variant has a backup solar cell on the top of it, however it will not charge any kind of reservoir or the battery for use in the dark, but it does line up very nicely, and so far I have not had any issues with it. So far pretty good for the price.

[#1Gunner]

What is price of this thing?

[Viking]

What is price of this thing?

The Sig Sauer Romeo 4c typically can be found in retail and (at the time, however it looks like price has lowered) online for ~400$ I got mine for 380 however due to a 20$ off coupon for purchases 100$ or more during a random weekend at gander mtn. Note that a lot of the other variants (4a, 4b, 5, 3, etc) are less expensive ranging from 150 to 300