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I bought one new. The mount sucks, it loosens under recoil. I can't get a group better than 12 inches at 100 yards with it mounted on my AR. I'm gonna try a different mount and see if the optic itself is any good.

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What's your setup otherwise? Were you getting sub-minute groups at 100 out of the rifle before you got the Romeo?

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The Romeo5 is my first optic, and the gun(Del-Ton Echo 316L) is my first and only AR. I’m going shooting with a friend on Monday, he’s gonna let me use a scope he has and see what results I get with it

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Cool, Keep us posted

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At the end of the day it’s still just a rebranded Holosun made in China... I’d rather keep my money domestic and get a Trijicon.

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True, assembled in China, but I wouldn't put it in the same bottom-rung as holosun.

I do love Trijicon though I have an ACOG on my medium-long range gun, one of these Romeo's on my pistol setup that I only really expect to use out to 25-30 yards between the house and the treeline.

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Holosun oems most of sigs optics.

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Sig Romeo 4T is made in USA to FBI specs and arguably better than an Aimpoint T2 for half the price.

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It is assembled in the USA using Chinese components from the same company that supplies holosun.