ROMEO-RS COMPACT

Original price was: $36.00.Current price is: $23.34.

SKU: SK0000287-U Category:

Description

The ROMEO-RS™ (Reinforced Steel) was specifically engineered to provide the accuracy and convenience of a pistol-mounted red dot at a cost that competes with high-end iron sights. Inspired by the design of modern striker-fired pistols that employ high-strength polymer and metal, the ROMEO-RS housing forms around a rugged steel chassis that supports and protects a premium aspherical glass lens.

Threaded metal inserts allow for optimal torque load when mounting the optic to a pistol slide and installing the side-load battery tray, while additional metal inserts provide increased accuracy and long term durability for the windage and elevation adjustment mechanisms.

The ROMEO-RS features a convenient side-mounted illumination adjustment button embedded into the polymer housing to prevent accidental interference, and the side-load battery tray makes battery replacements easy to do while maintaining zero. SIG SAUER’s updated footprint design maintains true compatibility with industry-standard optics cuts while allowing for the additional lock-up strength provided by steel recoil pins to eliminate the potential for any lateral shift.

Built in Tualatin, Oregon, the ROMEO-RS was engineered to deliver premium red dot functionality at a cost that’s within reach of any shooter.  

Specifications

SKU ROMEO-RS-COMPACT-CONFIG-PARENT
RX Footprint COMPACT (Shield RMS-c)
Height 1.10 in [27.9 mm]
Magnification 1x
Overall Length 1.61 in [41 mm]
Overall Width 1.12 in [28.5 mm]
Illumination Settings 8
Total Elevation Travel 70 MOA
Total Windage Travel 70 MOA
Run Time 20,000 – AT MEDIUM BRIGHTNESS, DOT ONLY
Battery (1) CR1632
Emitter Open

Features

Hybrid design featuring a skeletonized steel chassis, molded into a high strength polymer housing (ROMEO-RS = Reinforced Steel)

Large side control button for quick and easy reticle adjustments.

Side-mounted battery tray with security screw, for easy battery changes without the need to remove the optic from the firearm.