Videos tagged with Romeo X Optic

This review of the Sig Sauer 1911 X-Full highlights its blend of traditional 1911 design with modern enhancements. The pistol is chambered in .45 ACP, features a 5-inch stainless steel barrel, and comes equipped with X-ray 3 Day Night Sights and a Romeo X Red Dot optic. The reviewer praises its robust construction, impressive slide-to-frame fit, and comfortable ergonomics, noting its suitability for various shooting disciplines.

This guide details the process of mounting a red dot optic, specifically the Romeo X, onto a non-SIG SAUER slide. It emphasizes proper indexing, applying forward pressure, using Loctite on screws, and achieving the correct torque specification with a torque-limiting driver for a secure and reliable installation. The instructor, Mike from 6our Academy, provides clear, step-by-step instructions suitable for beginners.

This review from 2WiLD Guns provides an expert look at the Sig Sauer P365 Luxe in .380 ACP, highlighting its manageable recoil due to the ported slide and .380 caliber. The firearm features an all-metal frame, a 12-round capacity, and the Romeo-X enclosed red dot optic, making it a strong contender for personal defense and concealed carry.

This review of the Sig Sauer P365 Fuse highlights its features as a potential best EDC 9mm. Key aspects include aggressive slide serrations for easy manipulation, a fiber optic front sight, an accessory rail, and an upgraded nickel flat-faced trigger. The laser stippled grip with its texture and the included removable mag well are noted for aiding reloads. The pistol comes with two 21-round magazines and a flush-fit 17-round magazine.

This video provides an in-depth review of the new SIG P365 AXG chambered in .380 ACP. The presenter highlights its all-steel frame, compensated slide, Romeo X optic, and AXG grips, emphasizing its beautiful aesthetics and surprisingly manageable recoil for its caliber. The review covers shooting impressions, ergonomics, and initial reliability observations, noting tight magazines as a minor initial challenge.

This review of the EAA Girsan Witness 2311 Match X highlights its surprising performance and value, especially when compared to higher-priced alternatives like the Staccato XC. The firearm demonstrates good accuracy, manageable recoil, and consistent performance during drills, despite some minor initial issues like a fiber optic sight detaching. The reviewer emphasizes its 'punching well above its price tag' quality, making it a compelling option for those entering the double-stack 1911 market.

This review of the SIG P365 AXG Legion 9mm highlights its premium Legion series features, including an aluminum frame, G10 grips, and a stainless steel slide. The reviewer notes the flat trigger and compares it to the original P365, emphasizing the AXG's larger size and 17-round capacity. Ballistics testing with Federal 115-grain ammunition yielded a velocity of 1037 FPS from a 3.1-inch barrel.

This video showcases new pistol platforms from SIG Sauer, featuring insights from competitive shooter Max Michel. It details the P320 Max in TXG and SXG variants, highlighting features like deep slide serrations, Siglock footprint, Romeo 3MAX optics, and Hogue grips. The P320 Reserve collection is presented with its high polish DLC finish and integrated expansion chamber. Finally, the P365 Lux in .380 ACP is introduced as a soft-shooting self-defense option with a black pearlescent Cerakote finish and Romeo X optic.

This video provides an in-depth look at Clint Morgan's everyday carry (EDC) setup, extending beyond a simple pocket dump to include a comprehensive range of tools and gear. Morgan emphasizes the importance of a quality pocket knife, personal first aid kits, and a reliable backpack for carrying essential items. He details his preferred firearms for concealed carry and home defense, along with weapon-mounted lights, handheld lights, and multi-tools. The discussion also covers essential survival and preparedness items, note-taking gear, personal protective equipment for the range, ammunition choices, and personal accessories like wallets and watches.

This review of the Sig 1911X with a Romeo X optic covers initial shooting impressions, magazine compatibility tests, and ammunition performance in adverse weather. The presenter highlights the comfortable shooting experience of the all-steel 1911 platform and discusses the potential challenges of using red dot sights in wet conditions, offering insights into practical accuracy and overall firearm design.

This review of the Sig P365 Fuse highlights its potential as a longer-barreled variant of the P365 platform. While the trigger and slide serrations are praised, significant issues with magazine reliability, particularly with the 21-round magazines, and extreme heat buildup on metal components were noted. A break-in period of approximately 256 rounds was required for 17-round magazines to achieve consistent cycling, with the 21-round magazines never fully functioning reliably in the test firearm.

This video provides an in-depth review of the Sig Sauer 1911X, highlighting its modern features and performance. The instructor details the firearm's construction, including its Nitron and Cerakote finish, optics-ready slide with a Romeo-X optic, and tritium co-witness sights. Key enhancements over traditional 1911s are discussed, such as the pivoting extractor, firing pin block safety, flat trigger with over-travel adjustment, and the durable NDLC finish on the barrel and other components. The review also covers disassembly and reassembly, shooting impressions with Sig Sauer ammunition, and pricing.