skullmug

If you are only going to have 1 dot, turn around time is a big factor. I have 2 sig romeo 3xls and love the window size. I looked through all the popular dots when I was making my selection. This was almost 2.5 years ago and I am still happy with it. I have had to send a dot off twice and both times got them back within 15 days. Once was cracked glass, I think brass bounced off the indoor range target runner mid cycle at an match and the other was the buttons got too hard to work and it was a pain to turn on.

1.168 MG or PD 124 HP.

I've had a lot of success with ZEISS Lens Cleaning Solution. I clean the window every time I shot the gun and it seems to really help with keeping the build up off.

Well the cover will be in next week. Just have to be careful for a weekend. Their warranty should cover that to.

So, the dust cover for my brightness buttons on my Romeo 3 XL fell off in practice Sunday. I'm thinking it was due to the heat. I called Sig and they're sending me a replacement cover. The guy said that the early ones have that known problem, as the didn't use a strong enough glue. He says to put a small bead of super glue on the housing and push the new one in. Just thought I would pass it along. They are shipping me one out this week for free.

I hate seeing her in pieces.

This is great info. Thanks guys.

Good to know.

Thanks!

Anyone have experience with how long it takes to get a dot repair turned around by Sig? Thinking of putting a romeo 3 XL on my CO gun, but I was wanted to see experiences on turn around times. Thanks

@bravobravo Did you ever end up having this done?

Lets hope.

Has anyone had dealings with warranty issue with sig red dot optics? I am just wondering about their customer service. Turn around time and hassle of repair. I have a R3XL on my open gun and love it. Before I would put one on my CO I would want to hear some experience with there warranty services.

Yes. It's a soft shell rubber cover

For the R3XL to fit on the RTS2 mount there needs to be a little bit machined off the front. It's close, but it isn't a direct bolt up.