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The ROMEO5 is a compact, closed red dot sight for use with modern sporting rifles, carbines, shotguns and air rifles. The ROMEO5 features either a crisp, bright 2 MOA Dot (ROMEO5X) or 2 MOA / 65 MOA Circle Dot (ROMEO5XDR) for rapid target acquisition in any situation.
• High performance lens coatings for excellent light transmittance and red dot contrast in all situations. • 2 MOA dot for close quarters to mid-range target engagements. • 65 MOA user-selectable circle (XDR Models Only). • MOTAC – Motion activated illumination control powers up when it senses motion and powers down when at rest.
• High performance red-notch coating for excellent light transmittance and crisp red dot clarity • 2 MOA Dot with 10 illumination settings (8 daylight + 2 NV) • MOTAC™ - Motion activated illumination control powers up when it senses motion and powers down when at rest. Extends LED runtime in excess of 40,000 hours in normal use
Sig Sauer Romeo 5 XDR Red Dot Unbox and Install. Take a look at the Sig Sauer Romeo 5 XDR red dot sight. In this video we unbox, review, and install on our AR-15 rifle.
26 lut 2020 · What are the practical advantages and disadvantages between red dot sights that are entirely encapsulated, such as this one, and those that project the dot to a screen in an open configuration? Is one (in general) quicker than the other for sight acquisition?
15 sty 2021 · The SIG ROMEO5 series of red dot sights has become one of the more popular budget red dot optic lines. These compact optics come in various configurations, including my favorite, the XDR series. The ROMEO5X is the more robust design, and the XDR incorporates those same features with dual reticles.
14 wrz 2021 · Put the red dot on target and take three shots. Based on the placement of the rounds you will adjust the Romeo 5 to get the red dot and point of impact lined up. There are two dials on the top and side of the Romeo 5 for wind age and elevation.
