Chriscanbreach
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To me the biggest waste is they come with the Sig night sights which have to be knocked off for suppressor sights. Why not just ship them with suppressor sights?
Sig P320 Pro questions
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rudukai13
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To my knowledge the Pro Series pistols are basically Fullsize and Carry X-Series guns without the slide lightening cuts and retaining the dovetailed rear BUIS. The reason for those changes is that there is still a pervasive theory that holes in a pistols slide invite more debris that can induce malfunctions (not much real-world evidence to support this theory), and as Chriscanbreach noted many departments still require a dovetailed rear BUIS on RDS pistols, even if the red dot you use otherwise effectively becomes your rear BUIS.
You could effectively build your own Pro Series P320 using either a Fullsize or Compact RX model slide, swapping the grip module for the corresponding X-Series grip module, and adding any number of the flat-face triggers now available for the platform. I’m not LEO so I can’t say with certainty but I imagine Sig offers a discount on the Pro Series models to first responders, so you can purchase it a bit cheaper than DIY piecemealing it together yourself
rudukai13
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Same reason Glocks still come with plastic sights - Save costs for the factory and they assume the end user will replace the sights with their preferred style if at all
Chriscanbreach
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According to them there’s no cost difference for them to put suppressor sights on every Pro gun, but they recognize even though Pro is intended for MRDS use some will buy them for the other features and more of them will not want suppressor sights. The factory package with the Romeo 1 Pro already mounted will end up being a very good deal I think. Mine is 60 or so days out but I’m looking forward to it.
JPitts0117
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They offer it with an optic on it from the factory?
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Chriscanbreach
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They will soon. The R1P should be on par or better than the Delta point (we’ll see) and the Romeo 2 is supposed to be out for shot.
The T model has been humming right along. It may be an agency purchase only though.
The T model has been humming right along. It may be an agency purchase only though.
JPitts0117
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I want to try the 2. Unless I can get the rmr plate sooner
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Chriscanbreach
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R1P is on the way. I’ll post and review when it shows up. Should be mid week.
rudukai13
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I’ll be very interested to hear your thoughts when you get it
Chriscanbreach
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I’ll mount it tomorrow because the Sigs are at work. Nice packaging and finish seems very nice. Let’s see how she performs over time. 
Chriscanbreach
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Heading out to zero.
Mounted it on the compact because why not.
Recessed areas on slide look like they will support plates.
Included screws are beefy and torqued nicely to 30”lbs
Optic and cage fit snug into slide but it wouldn’t call it pro cut fit.
monotonous thing I can see that concerns so far is the emitter window. It seems overly exposed.
Figured I’d post this before I shot it.
Mounted it on the compact because why not.
Recessed areas on slide look like they will support plates.
Included screws are beefy and torqued nicely to 30”lbs
Optic and cage fit snug into slide but it wouldn’t call it pro cut fit.
monotonous thing I can see that concerns so far is the emitter window. It seems overly exposed.
Figured I’d post this before I shot it.
Chriscanbreach
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Chriscanbreach
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So.
A couple hundred rounds on steel and I like the way the dot looks. It’s very bright and always where I want it.
This doesn’t speak to any sort of durability but I’ll keep track of the rounds through it.
When my carry shows up I’ll move it over and make it my regular range gun.
To be continued....
A couple hundred rounds on steel and I like the way the dot looks. It’s very bright and always where I want it.
This doesn’t speak to any sort of durability but I’ll keep track of the rounds through it.
When my carry shows up I’ll move it over and make it my regular range gun.
To be continued....
JPitts0117
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Got to play with a buddy’s p320 rx today with the original Romeo1 on it... the groups I could accomplish was ridiculous especially with the wind we had today. He’s completely new to dots and shot a 100% twice on state LE Qualifying course. Granted it’s not super hard but he’s never shot 100% before
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JPitts0117
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@Chriscanbreach is the Romeo pro USA made?
Chriscanbreach
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@JPitts0117 That’s a good question and I don’t look when I mounted it.
I assume it’s made in China but will go through the packaging and pull it off if needed Monday when I get back to work. It’ll give me an opportunity to see how much zero shift there is anyway. Has 400 rounds through it so far so it’s just getting warmed up.
I assume it’s made in China but will go through the packaging and pull it off if needed Monday when I get back to work. It’ll give me an opportunity to see how much zero shift there is anyway. Has 400 rounds through it so far so it’s just getting warmed up.
JPitts0117
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Local shop worker brought it up and got me to wondering where it was made
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Chriscanbreach
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@JPitts0117 looks like “assembled” in Philippines.
I’m going out on a limb and guessing parts are made in China. Just a guess
I’m going out on a limb and guessing parts are made in China. Just a guess
JPitts0117
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Boooooo. Thank you @Chriscanbreach. How is the optic holding up thus far?