The US Military Has FINALLY Adopted New Handgun Optics | Sig Romeo M17 Review

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Step into the world of pistol red dot sights with Joe, your sarcastic guide to all things blingy and zingy in the shooting world. So, Wikipedia failed us, big surprise! Joe's taken up the challenge to dig up the dirt on these red dot thingies – from patent oddities in 1900 to the dazzling entrance of AimPoint in 1975. Imagine slapping a brick on your pistol for better aim? Yeah, people actually did that.
But fear not, Shield's superhero RMS footprint swoops in to save the day, bringing compact coolness to pistol mounts. Fast forward through noblex's misadventures and Trijicon's RMR takeover. Oh, did we mention Joe's love for belly button lint-catching emitters? Gag! Say hello to the need for closed emitters and enter AimPoint with their shiny Acro footprint.
Hold up, Uncle Sam's in the house! The U.S. government finally woke up, took a nap, then embraced pistol red dots. It only took them a quarter of a century. Bravo! Now we're rocking with the Sig m17 and the Romeo m17 dot. Fancier names than our childhood pets, right?
Joe's not just a talker; he's a shooter too. Watch him dance through demos comparing red dots like a pro, or well, sort of. The Romeo m17 takes center stage, showing off its crisp dots and "not-getting-clogged-with-nasties" charm.
Joe's comedic take on the journey of pistol red dot sights is so infectious, you might actually consider flagging yourself with laughter. Don't forget to hit that subscribe button, or Joe might just add you to his collection of lint-covered optics.

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