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SRO or RMR

lplebe

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I’m looking for a red dot for my new Prodigy 4.25 and I’m debating between the SRO and RMR. Which would be a better red dot for CCW?
 
RmR HD, for sure.

I've seen a SRO break from falling off a table into dirt. It's a competition optic not a CCW.
 
Slightly off-topic question: I hardly ever hear of people using Noblex / Docter sights (yes, Docter is spelled correctly). I know they exist, they can be bought (for $$$, but good quality red dots aren't cheap), and I know nothing of their reputation.

Reason I'm asking: I have several SIG P210 pistols, and given their rarity and value, I'd never mill their slide. But I happen to have an adapter that fits into the rear sight dovetail, and has the Docter mount pattern. Few other red dots (other than similarly expensive European ones) have the same footprint. One of these days, I'll try it out, but if people have lots of experience with Noblex/Docter, that might influence my decision.
 
The SRO is a pretty big red dot. Between the two I'd go RMR if you're going to carry.
 
I’d go RMR OR RMRHD. SRO is my favorite optic, but for range gun or competition. The market on RMR is a great bargain now since they released the HD models
 
The SRO is a better dot, but it's big and bulky. Like others have, said the RMR is a better fit for you.
 
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