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Below you will find all of the Sig Sauer Romeo RS Compact red & green dot pistol sights. These are offered at the best price with free shipping.
The Romeo RS Compact has an RSMc footprint, and is available in red or green reticles, clear or black housing, and in 3 MOA, 6 MOA, or circle dot reticle.
These have hybrid steel/polymer housings and IPX4 waterproof rating.
Sig Sauer ROMEO-RS Compact (RMSc) Red Dot - Circle Dot or 3/6MOA Dot
Sig Sauer ROMEO-RS Clear Compact (RMSc) Red Dot - Circle Dot - SOR02101
Sig Sauer Romeo RS Compact Green Dot, RMSc Footprint, Black Housing, 3 or 6 MOA
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I reached out to Freedom Gorilla to see which optics would fit my new Kimber 1911 Custom Next Generation pistol in 45 caliber. I already have a Holosun 507K X2 green dot (MCS version) on my Sig Sauer P365 Xmacro, and I love that. I bought the Kimber in part due to it being optics ready but as a newer pistol, there wasn’t a lot of info available to confirm which specific optics might work (beyond mentioning the included RMR style plate), I got an immediate reply from Jordan (the lead Customer Service Tech), who then communicated with me back and forth multiple times until I made my choice and even after I got it. I was impressed by the instructional videos made by Freedom Gorilla, the prompt service (also including processing/shipping/etc, which was very fast) as well as the personal touch offered by Jason. Since I have a red-green color deficiency, we briefly discussed getting the Holosun gold dot version, but I really wanted the ACSS Vulcan and since I already knew that my other green dot optic worked well for me, I chose to go for the green dot version of the 507C X2 ACSS Vulcan.
As to the optic itself, it fit very nicely after I figured out I had to use the “T nuts” and screws that came with the Kimber (no instructions from either Kimber or Holosun) in order to mount the optic to the plate that also came with the gun. I mounted the plate to the gun first, then figured out the T nuts had to go in underneath the plate first to be able to mount the optic to the plate, so I had to remove the plate, add the T nuts, then reinstall it (not a big deal though) I love this version of Holosun, the ACSS Vulcan, and would even consider swapping out my MCS X2 version if it was made in a smaller 507K version. My Kimber 1911 is single stack and fairly narrow, so the optic sticks out just a bit on the sides despite fitting nicely overall. But I love the big circle reticle as well as the triangular chevron. It was very accurate right out of the box. I tried the iron sights just once before adding the optic, and they seemed off a bit, but I did not adjust them as I was planning to add the optic regardless. The big circle works as advertised. I can more quickly and easily find the center than I can with my other MCS version, although admittedly only marginally so after getting used to both. I do need to adjust the brightness at times despite the auto adjusting feature. At an indoor range, it is a bit too bright for me so I get some haziness from the chevron, but outdoors that is not bright enough. Still functional just not ideal for me, and it’s easy to adjust the brightness The chevron is easy to work with and to sight in. With my other Holosun optic (MCS 507K X2), I use the smallest dot (2 MOA) for sighting in but then use the slightly larger 32 moa circle for shooting. Since that is on my carry gun, I have chosen to place that circle directly on the target rather than just below it to make it faster, perhaps at some slight expense of accuracy. The Kimber 1911 with the ACSS Vulcan is not planned for carry, just for range use, and so far I love it, but think it would also be great for carry purposes.
The “shake awake” feature is great, always on when I pick it up. I got the Sig Sauer Romeo zero Elite optic that was available included on my wife’s Sig P322, but it does not have that shake awake feature. Meaning it has auto off, so the optic shuts down after about 10 minutes, but you then have to manually press a button inside the optic to get it back on, which is not ideal for home defense or even carry situations. Or even at the range it you’re not shooting that gun for a while. And if you have large fingers (or fingernails) it can be hard to press the on button while not touching the inside of the optic. (I cut off some wooden golf tees to use as a tool to be able to press the button without touching the optic and while still being able to see through the optic to see the red dot to check the functions, but also far less than ideal to have to do that). Will likely swap that out for another Holosun. Leaving the optic always on (for the Sig Romeo) will delete the battery, which unlike Holosun, is under the optic so I have to remove the optic from the gun to change the battery, which is also less than ideal. I think Sig now has newer and improved versions of their Romeo optics but I can’t recommend the Elite option.
No comment on the solar failsafe as I haven’t had the optic long enough for the battery to start running out of juice.
Overall, very happy with both the Holosun X2 ACSS Vulcan green dot optic and the service provided by Freedom Gorilla. Thanks!
My first closed emitter red dot. Thought they would be bulky when carrying, but no real difference-just as concealable and no worries from dirt or moisture. The ACSS reticle is a game changer for getting on target quickly. Would recommend to everyone. This is my second one, and soon all of my optic pistols will have one. Kudos to Freedom Gorilla for the massive amount of information on their site eliminating the confusion on which plate to get for fitment. This install on a G22 took about 3 minutes. Thanks FG!
Own 3 other Holosun green dot optics. I like their product as it is very durable and Freedom Gorilla is a fast shipper. This last purchase is on a Springfield Hellcat Pro. Came with a Crimson Trace red. I prefer the green. Thank you
I have two of the SCS-320 sights. One is mounted on an Sig Xten comp 10mm and the second one FN MK3 5.7.
The SCS-320 looks great mounted , one of the most stylish dot sights out there for a pistol.
Their performance is excellent with clear glass, clean green reticle and never shift impact even after hundreds of rounds of full power underwood 10mm loads.
With the solar system you can leave it in indefinitely never worry about batteries or having to power the sight up in an emergency.
The auto brightness works great on this model, never an issue even with weapon lights at night.
I’ve came to prefer this auto brightness feature for self defense as the dot is always ready any light condition. Simple/Stupid thought process it just works.
A tip If you desire a dimmer dot for sighting in U can place a small piece of tape over the solar panel and it dims to a small precision dot perfect for range time. I prefer this for sighting in, but like a brighter dot for self defense.
Overall, I had concerns buying this SCS model sight, mainly the auto brightness and rechargeable solar battery. No worries anymore those are two of the best features I see now.
Everything went on perfectly, extra screws was a nice touch in case you lose one. Couldn’t ask for anything more. Zero’s my red dot this weekend and it was very stable. No issues at all.
I like the green dots but hadn't tried one with the 32 MOA circle. But this is fantastic for me. I can switch between the options (circle, dot, circle-dot) with ease and the closed emitter gives me piece of mind. A definite buy-once solution.
Would like to tell you that its Great but cant because the screws are so poorly marked, I haven't been able to put it on my pistol and it's a easy thing to fix but maybe Holosun doesn't have anyone bright enough to figure it out.
Love doing business with this company. A+++
Great product. Fast shipping. Great company. Will definitely do business with them again.
