[fizzlefish]

Good Morning,

Went into my local shop looking for a CC pistol for around $400 walked out with a Sig P320 Subcompact. It just felt so damn good in my hands. I originally didn't plan to spend that much but who can put a price on your life or whatever i need to tell myself to justify it. Well I had done a ton on research on a bunch of other compact and subcompacts in my price range and none on the Sig. After the fact I found out about the RX. I am a techno junkie and wish I knew about it before making my purchase because I likely would have spent the extra to get the RX. Well now that I have it I wanted to weigh my options. Doing a little digging around it seems my options for having the Romeo attached is to go to a smith and have it milled and attached, buying a new RX, or going with another aftermarket reflex. Is this correct? I appreciate any input. Thanks everyone.

 

[LGM]

Unfortunately sig doesn't sell the romeo1 separately now, will do on q3 or q4 as far as I know.

 

[fizzlefish]

Unfortunately sig doesn't sell the romeo1 separately now, will do on q3 or q4 as far as I know.

Ah well that is a bummer. Appreciate the fast response.

 

[Bigbwb]

Out of curiosity, what's the anticipated cost (street price, not msrp) of the Romeo1 when they become available for those of us with standard P320's?

I'm debating the X-ray sig sights but I had a chance to check out a red dot sight on a family members S&W MP and it's slick!

 

[steved13]

Yes you are correct on your 3 options, although, personally I wouldn't bother with any mounting other than having it milled, regardless of which reflex sight you choose, so for me, only 2 options, mill it for a reflex, or an RX
Congrats on the new gun, enjoy it

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