Sig Optics Romeo7 Red Dot vs GLOW-ON GREEN COLOR, Super phosp...

Even with astigmatism… the dot looks great! Easy to use. I love the quick detach it has always stayed zero. Motac feature works perfectly and had stayed zeroed through 1000+ rounds.

It's a little big but not overly heavy, so if your looking for a micro red dot maybe try the romeo 5. This is the one to get for your ar platform gun.

Sig romeo 7 is the best of the bunch in the same price range. Comes with sigs warranty, & plenty of other hardware in the box. It is heavy though. Well constructed, user friendly, and really great price.

Would greatly recommend for any rifle with picatinny rails. Put this on an ar9 10. I have the romeo 7 mounted on a 10.

It has a tighter dot then the aimpoint m68 cco. The mounting system is more consistent and doesnt run the risk of screws coming loose and the optic rotating because of it.

Red dot is visible only after the 5th setting and becomes very intrusive beyond that. Rubber turret covers get in the way of easily removing the turrets. Either the motion detection doesn't work or something is faulty or broke.

Glow-on is a paint that will glow after it has been exposed to light over a short time. It shows up vividly during the day on a front sight and glows in the dark far better than any other paints or glow-in-the-dark tape i have tried over the years.

Buy this stuff it is great. Works as advertised. Followed the instructions. Yeah it's a cheap fix but it works!

A good product when used properly and within sane expectations. Maybe not as good as a fiber optic but pretty close.

The inside of the container looks as dry as the desert around yuma! Lasted about 25rds. They probably buy at ww and put in tiny vials for 1000 percent markup.

Advertised as ‘glow’ for gun sights. With a bright led lamp, it glows, so it does work, but applying it is a real task.

Total garbage as far as using it for sights. No tactical purpose to this at all. Tijicon sights last longer. Put several coats on my gun sights still no good.