Never really tried Holosun, might be my "prejudice" and just buying old school brands without questioning... how do they hold up? any issues? good for the money?
The 507k is not the same as the Romeo Zero, regardless as to whether Holosun makes the Romeo Zero. The 507k is metal, the Zero is plastic. The design is significantly different.
I have a couple thousand rounds on a 507k. Thing is great. Only improvement would be a bigger integrated iron rear sight with tritium inserts.
Seems like it, just had a bit of a quick research online - I'll probably get one and try it out... I guess I also need a new gun to put it on to as well :-) My GF's going to be mad kek
Trust me, an RMR is worth it :D Need to get a bit of training with it, but it makes life easier :D
I have a Holosun 507K on my P365 and it makes a huge difference.
Never really tried Holosun, might be my "prejudice" and just buying old school brands without questioning... how do they hold up? any issues? good for the money?
Holosun makes sig's optics....same thing
The 507k is not the same as the Romeo Zero, regardless as to whether Holosun makes the Romeo Zero. The 507k is metal, the Zero is plastic. The design is significantly different. I have a couple thousand rounds on a 507k. Thing is great. Only improvement would be a bigger integrated iron rear sight with tritium inserts.
Been using RMR religiously though
They're very good, especially for it only being about 300 dollars. I had a Sig Romeo Zero prior to this and it sucked quite honestly.
Seems like it, just had a bit of a quick research online - I'll probably get one and try it out... I guess I also need a new gun to put it on to as well :-) My GF's going to be mad kek
He needs to learn with the irons first though.
100%. Irons first, then the aids.
That's true, no argument there, iron sights first :-) Though once you do the switch, it does need a bit of adjustment training...