BudsGunShop.com - P320 X-Carry w/Romeo 1 and Co-Witnessing sights???
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Ok I bought the Romeo 1 Red Dot for this. Is there a way to to Co-witness the red-dot and iron sights. The notch on the Romeo1 & front sight seam a little low. I was also told that the suppressor sights would work? Not sure about that and no way to mount rear sight??? Any insight to this issue would be greatly appreciated.
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Sig Sauer P320 X-Carry 9mm 17+1 3.9
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I've always been told you shouldn't slave the dot to the irons, meaning not to try adjust the elevation down to where it is a perfect cowitness with the front site, it busy up your field of view and makes acquiring the dot slower, plus because a reddot is single point of aim ots going to project out to ranges different then irons which are 2point aiming.
If your just talking about having your irons as a back up in case the electronics fail, then there is a notch in the rear of the romeo 1 that you use as your rear site and you should be able to see your front site post through this notch.
There are a couple youtube channels I watch for optics info and Aaron at sage dynamics is by far one of the best
Here's his video on the Romeo 1
https://youtu.be/shdhVPc3Ivg