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X5 Legion Romeo 1 screw mount size?


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Picked up a Legion today, and had a Romeo 1 sitting on the bench. The 6-48 screws that come with the Romeo are not the right thread pitch. I recall reading that the M17 mount holes are different. Does the Legion have different mount holes than the old X5, possibly the M17’s size? Anyone advise what screws I need to mount my Romeo?

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Not without great difficulty it appears. The 6-48 screws that come with it are under sized for the tapped holes in the slide. I picked up some M4x.7 screws tonight from Home Depot, and I can’t get them started in the holes either. They are too big & not threaded the same as the holes. And they are too big to fit through the holes in the Romeo 1. Not really sure what’s going on. 

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Mounted my Deltapoint Pro 7.5 on my Legion slide today. The stock M4x.7 screws work perfectly & snugged down perfectly. Appears this is the only practical choice in dots for this gun at this time. With the sight mounted & a 21rd. mag with Springer base pad & Grams guts, it weighs 43oz.

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To mount the old Romeo 1 on the X5 Legion, enlarge the mounting holes on the Romeo 1 using a 4mm drill bit on a drill press. The aluminum housing is pretty soft. That’s what I did when I mounted a Romeo 1 to a friend’s M17 which shares the same cut with the X5 Legion.

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20 hours ago, OPENB said:

Mounted my Deltapoint Pro 7.5 on my Legion slide today. The stock M4x.7 screws work perfectly & snugged down perfectly. Appears this is the only practical choice in dots for this gun at this time. With the sight mounted & a 21rd. mag with Springer base pad & Grams guts, it weighs 43oz.

 if i am correct the stock DPP screws are 3.5 mm. 

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