Glow-ON Original Color Super Pho... vs Sig Sauer SOR50000 Romeo5 1x20mm...

It stays in place and has not been affected by cleaning agents like hoppes, ballistol, clp or other gun cleaners. Use a toothpick to apply. It's pretty thick and you dab a lot more than you brush this stuff.

Used for front sight paint on two black front sight blades. Looking through the peep sight on a mini 14. I'm using this glo formula for my gun sights and after doing the light test, i'm sure it'll do the job.

The only downside is it's pricy for the amount you get.

It's bright like a firefly after just a little exposure to light. As one of the other reviewers mentioned, it's best to use a led light to charge the paint.

To activate the paint, it takes a flashlight about 10 seconds shining on each set to make them glow brightly. Glows at night.

Not for gun sights. Need to charge with light then only glows for an hour. After several minutes in the dark, the glow begins to fade and is soon completely gone.

Good build quality, feels very durable. The box this sight comes in in plain cardboard with a sig sticker on it. This ones a joe brainer.

The brightness and reticle are ideal for this type of dot. Set up is easy and comes with a battery. The dot itself is nice and bright, indoors and outdoors. Has adjustable brightness settings.

Looks and works great on my cz scorpion. I have a tacticon and a predator, too, and they're very good and competitively-priced products.

The sig logo on the left side was crooked. No surprise there. No manufacture box no information no instructions. Reviews show this has happened before with other buyers.

We get the rifle back to the house and i install a new battery thinking that’ll surly fix it. Then i come on here to return it and find the return window closed. I was then told 2-3 weeks for refund.

The romeo is overrated and useless. All of the parallax shift of an lpvo without the ability to zoom in at a distance, yuck. Must be no qc at sigsauer.