It's getting to the point where the unit itself doesn't dictate battery life. It's the shelf life of the battery itself dictating use time.

@AKS-74U

3 жыл бұрын

Had that thought with some of the AA powered optics out there. The TV remote batteries corrode and go bad long before 5 years

@joshuabrown7815

2 жыл бұрын

Whoever makes a better type of battery is going to make bank

I was blown away by the quality of this optic.

It's a bit unfortunate you never actually showed the reticles as you mentioned in the video.

@swj719

4 жыл бұрын

Yeah, I wanted to see those.

@nikanor8152

4 жыл бұрын

Google it. Often reticles look kinda bad on video

@mkfreel

4 жыл бұрын

Sig has them on their website.

@danieldz7906

4 жыл бұрын

@Bruh Fu i don't use internet i use Chrome :)

@taiiat0

4 жыл бұрын

oh, you're right, that was forgotten it seems.

What's the point of an auto-shutoff if it's 'too sensitive' to ever shut off?

@Jordan-nc3zy

4 жыл бұрын

I have a romeo4m. It does work, you just can’t move it at all.

@GruntBurger

4 жыл бұрын

@@cycadaacolyte6349 Schrodinger's red dot.

@jettsnake1979

4 жыл бұрын

Auto-off is for the gun safe, not dynamically saving battery in action

@Jordan-nc3zy

4 жыл бұрын

Boomerisadog Yeah, it’s good for keeping your bedside rifle’s battery from dying when it just sits there during the day.

@GruntBurger

4 жыл бұрын

@@jettsnake1979 It's designed to extend battery life while remaining ready for action. Turning it off is designed for the gun safe.

Ive seen wish knock offs of this for and I bet a side by side comparison would be hilarious

@taiiat0

4 жыл бұрын

D: that sounds as horrifying as it does funny.

@nickclayton1935

4 жыл бұрын

Chinese made series, where you bash the wish knock off and outline why the real model is better.

@julian23561

3 жыл бұрын

The emitters would dislodge at the first drop. Lol

I love the high information, low production value of this channel. Perfect reviews, it's awesome.

Nowhere on the website for this optic does it list "made in USA" or even "assembled in USA". According to Sig, these are either entirely chinese made, or "assembled in USA".

@GruntBurger

4 жыл бұрын

@@spencerfoster8346 good info, thank you. Still strange that they're reviewing this as part of their American made series.

Excellent review. Appreciate the input.

Nice review. I really like Sig products.

Thanks guys. Appreciate you insights.

Got the 4t off my local gun store at a clearance of $275 worth every penny! It’s light weight, durable build quality, superior lenses, multi reticles, solar back up, I couldn’t ask for more at this price. Also I had no problem with the auto shut off, it’s definitely not sensitive to the point where wind blows or environment vibration could prevent it from shutting off lol, send it back and get it repaired with life time warranty.

@weberismail1076

2 жыл бұрын

Such a great price

@yuanye1988101

2 жыл бұрын

@@weberismail1076 ikr, I was strictly looking for a holosun at the time and didn’t really know anything about the sig red dot, after I got home and did my research and saw it was selling for $400+ online, I instantly went back and bought one. XD

@weberismail1076

2 жыл бұрын

@@yuanye1988101 I bought it at $66X, already have a bit discount, you're very lucky mate.

@yuanye1988101

2 жыл бұрын

@@weberismail1076 oh man, that’s aimpoint territory.

so the MOTAC is only auto off? or will it turn back on after it senses motion also, that seems like the more important thing

@ 4:23 I had my glasses off and my first thought was "a bit close for steel aren't we?". And then, "oh yeah,... split screen..."

@pika757

4 жыл бұрын

Lmao nice

Thanks for sharing! It's also nice to get some new good content that's not involved with the current 2020 events!

Did i miss it or did we not do a drop test on this one. I remember the last leupold being dropped.

I think these are assembled in USA, different from made in USA, are there any options?

@GruntBurger

4 жыл бұрын

My research shows that depending on the serial range, some were "assembled in usa" while others in china. Either one is very different from american made.

@maX0229567

4 жыл бұрын

I think these are made by holosun and assembled by sig in usa tbh if you want full american you should go aimpoint

@tenchraven

4 жыл бұрын

The US has allowed so many components slip over seas that there are some things like LEDs where there are NO, zero (0), fabs for them in the US. Screws, the base for circuit boards, a lot of that is imported. So if you want 100% american made, every last gram, give it up. Oh, wait. There is no lead foundry left in the use that is smelting raw ore into usable form. So I guess that means no bullets either if you're that obsessive.

@GruntBurger

4 жыл бұрын

@@maX0229567 aimpoint is Swedish, but my personal understanding and application of "buy American" is really more "don't buy Chinese". Sweden hasn't been gobbling up the vast majority of American manufacturing for the last 30+ years, they just make (arguably) the best product of its kind, then I really don't have a problem buying from them. I own aimpoint, holosun, primary arms... it's hard to always buy American, especially when you're talking about combat optics, but this optic doesn't fit the American made criteria.

@nailer113

4 жыл бұрын

@@maX0229567 All Aimpoint sights are manufactured in Sweden

I will not relent. Please test See-All open sight!!! Love yalls content, cant wait to get a KP15!!

@InrangeTv

4 жыл бұрын

I've heard you, and I have one, we'll get there at some point. :)

@jonathanschubert9052

4 жыл бұрын

@@InrangeTv [ACTIVATES FANBOY!!] Thanks so much!!

Can you use the lens cap with the kill flash, or do you have to use the silicone pullover cover

Just want to say I just got a 4T not long ago and my MOTAC works beautifully. It is very sensitive (which imo is a good thing) but after leaving it propped up on my rifle and carefully looking through it without shaking anything at all it was off. Barely touching the grip and it turned on. Never had it turn off when I didn’t want it to. I’m honestly very impressed with it except for 2 things. The mount is ugly AF (personal preference and will be replaced with an ADM) and the finish. It’s just a bit too shiny and makes it look cheap. Still very happy with it.

Will you be doing videos on Vortex or EOTech Holographic sights in your American made series? I know the EOtechs aren’t strictly RDSs, but considering their fame (or infamy for some) I’d think it wise to explore more options.

Thank you for another interesting review. Looking at Sig’s website it appears the major difference between the “t” and “h” series is IPX8 versus IPX7 waterproof/water resistance ratings. In your opinion, is the sufficient difference between these two models for a “non-professional” 2-gun competitor to warrant choosing the t-series over the h-series and the increased cost?

@jameshealy4594

3 жыл бұрын

I know I'm not one of the guys but IPX7 is tested at 1m underwater for 30m, that seems quite a long way past what a non-professional competitive shooter (or otherwise lol) would likely need. ;)

3:10 They have a feature that they say doesn't work if there's airflow?! Is this product for use on the Moon / in space? :X

@jeffreyroot6300

4 жыл бұрын

Forward thinking! Space Force is going to need sights! For their Rifles! In SPAAACE!

@magustrigger9195

4 жыл бұрын

Space force contracts are likely to be very profitable

@spencermerritt3891

3 жыл бұрын

Probably meant for storage in a case/bag or a safe.

@XFourty7

3 жыл бұрын

@@spencermerritt3891 It's clearly defective / unreliable to the point you can't trust it, they should have just removed it. With it being unpredictable you also run the risk of it turning off when you're about to pull the trigger which is more than disturbing.

@tomfeng5645

3 жыл бұрын

@@XFourty7 I don't know about that, Spencer seems right on it working as intended - with the battery life on this, just having it turn off in-between sessions in a day seems unnecessary and as you mention, means it might just turn off when you're being really still for a while if you don't crank up the sensitivity Instead, this is meant to maybe save you some battery when, for example, you get home, toss it in the safe for next week, but forget to turn it off (been a long day after all?) I think Inrange should've tested something like this after receiving the manufacturer comments - at least mention the best-shot environments they tried out in the video!

What is the chest rig that Karl was wearing at the end of the video

Did I miss the reticle options in the vid or did you forget to put them in?

Thank you for this- I'm a foot bouncer at my desk, and my safe is next to my desk. And I'm right over the furnace. So yeah, it would never actually turn off. Still, if it has a 50K hour battery life like the 4DR, that's only a few years...

@dt8694

Жыл бұрын

Sig advertises 100k+ hour battery life

You actually used the end on the tool that is used for windage and height. The wide end is for the battery

You mentioned the clarity not quite as good as the 8t, but how does it compare to a Aimpoint t2? I was looking at picking up another t2, but the features on the Sig are really nice. Actually the 8t seems to be the no brainer choice, but the weight at just under 14 ounces is insane.

@user-oy8dl1er5h

3 жыл бұрын

Both the Aimpoint T2 and the Sig Sauer Romeo 4t are on the approved list for the FBI so you can't really go wrong with either. The 8t would be my first choice but it's pretty heavy compared to the micro dots and it doesn't leave enough rail space for a back up rear sight and a magnifier at the same time.

How does the juliet magnifier compare to vortex micro 3x?

Still waiting on the updated WWSD optics video. As an optics nerd it’s driving me crazy. Also how does something like this compare to an Aimpoint Micro?

If it’s good enough for Chris Craighead…. Then it’s more than enough for me larping in mom’s basement.

@MF-Rell

3 жыл бұрын

I swear bro all they do is complain about being made is the USA, If it works it works who cares where it's made. The sad part is they haven't taken the time to see that the duty grade Sig optics are made in the USA.

American "Made™"

@GruntBurger

4 жыл бұрын

"assembled in USA" is one of the most blatant attempts to deceive consumers. For upwards of $500, I'll take an aimpoint, thanks.

@seanpenn4405

4 жыл бұрын

@@6236003 the aimpoint PRO is better than anything sig as far as red dots go. Sig isn't in the game for high quality red dots. They're in it for low cost, high value red dots.

@GruntBurger

4 жыл бұрын

@@6236003 I was going by the price on Sig's site, they have it listed for $600. That said, I'm off the opinion that if you can afford $500, you can probably save a little longer and spend the $600-800 that an aimpoint h2/t2 will run you. People keep (rightly) comparing it to holosun, which this should be competing with in my opinion. I'd be interested to see what their margins are, because this does not look like aimpoint quality, nor does it have aimpoint's reputation, nor can they justify the cost by calling it American made, as it clearly isn't. Just kinda confused as to it's place in the market I guess.

@GruntBurger

4 жыл бұрын

@@6236003 absolutely. There are great optics in America at this price point already. It's Sig though, so I'm sure it'll sell like crazy.

@billclay3643

4 жыл бұрын

@@6236003 I wouldn't pay $100 for this airsoft-grade Wuhan-made POS.

Great job guys. Can you review the Juliet Magnifier?

@SinistralRifleman

4 жыл бұрын

We will be doing a magnifier round up video

It looks quite a lot like the Hi-Lux red dot that I got for Christmas a few years ago.

I've been running a 4T for over a year now on my go to rifle. It's great, although if your comparing it side by side to an Aimpoint Comp M4, the Aimpoint is marginally more clear and the dot is a little more crisp. But only if you're curious enough to compare

pound for pound, dollar for dollar, the finest red dot reticle on the market ! Superb product that is rugged and reliable.

Why have I never seen clear lens caps before holy shit what a good idea

@bensonibk

4 жыл бұрын

my holosun hs515c-m came with clear lens caps, it has virtually the same features at that Romeo 4t

You can make it even lighter if you use the Scalarworks T1/T2 mount.

@michaelpawluk6791

4 жыл бұрын

Or the Larue LT660 mount (that's what I do)

Completely forgot about this video when I decided to stick my Romeo 4 on my new WWSD 2020!

Is that a Juliet 3 or 4 magnifier? I've got a Romeo 4B and a Romeo 5, kind of wanting to replace the five with a 4T. The Romeo 5 seems to have noticeably more bloom, or flare and the reticle isn't as crisp. At least in my case.

@jimmyvollman7596

4 жыл бұрын

My 5 is great. Crisp. Interested in thoughts on the Juliet Magnifier.

@WhiteDwarfVR4

4 жыл бұрын

@@jimmyvollman7596 I may have just got a lemon, I noticed that if I shift my perspective so that I'm looking from the bottom right corner of the lens it does sharpen up. But that's just awkward. I have a Juliet4 and a Juliet6, they're both super clear and the mount is Rock Solid. Would be interested to hear Carl's thoughts on the Juliet magnifier series though.

What is the magnifier you are using?

Battery says made in japan. Are there actually US made batteries? Or is it just the case we assume there are.

Hope to see an RX1 and DRX1 in this series.

Are you guys also going to do holographic sights, like the EoTech and the Vortex UH-1?

@InrangeTv

3 жыл бұрын

Yes

The host is one really cheery guy!

@joelnotsure2871

4 жыл бұрын

Russel is probably god's gift to competitive shooting and I'm certainly glad he's involved with WWSD2020, but he's not the greatest KZread host. Always looks and sounds as if he'd rather be anywhere else. I think I saw him smile once, though.

@AB-vd7ux

4 жыл бұрын

@@joelnotsure2871 must have been a grimace. I was just kidding. Love these videos BTW.

@con6lex

3 жыл бұрын

Facts over flash. There is an early video with Russell & Karl talking a lot , and Russell is like a statue when not speaking (energy conservation) and Karl is animated/fidgety. It is great to watch. Please don’t change.

Does it say made in USA on it anywhere? I ask because my impression has always been that most of the sig red dot line was made by Holosun in China. Also the battery tool looks like what is provided with a holosun optic. Motion sensing and solar are also common holosun features.

@InrangeTv

3 жыл бұрын

It states assembled in the usa on the unit.

@forrest225

3 жыл бұрын

@@InrangeTv interesting, thank you.

What rail cover is he using?

Had one of these for a short while, alongside with a Holosun HS515-CM, other than the BDC option, they really are not that much of a difference, at least not worth me paying twice the price for the Sig Romeo 4T. Also just to mention, there is still some lense tint on this 499 USD optic, which was kind of a let down.

@GruntBurger

4 жыл бұрын

Most holosun optics are 6065 aluminum, but I believe their military line is titanium. Really the only difference I see. That said, people have done torture tests on the aluminum ones and they seem pretty damn rugged. Good clarity, too. Slight blue tint, but very crisp dot, even with my garbage eyes. And for $250...if you're in the $600 range I don't see why you wouldn't just get an aimpoint.

@khkenny2

4 жыл бұрын

@@GruntBurger Havent been able to get a military series so I cant comment on that (more like unwilling to spend that much on a Holosun), however for $600 it is now increasingly harder to find any T2 at that price now, so I've opted for a MakDot S from Germany, gonna see how that goes

@GruntBurger

4 жыл бұрын

@@ryanpeck3377 it also helps your eye pick up the dot, but some companies go way overboard. I don't mind the tint on my holosun.

@GruntBurger

4 жыл бұрын

@@khkenny2 Hard to find anything for a reasonable price these days... never heard of the makdot but Germany makes some fine glass.

@khkenny2

4 жыл бұрын

@@ryanpeck3377 what im trying to say is, the tint on the sig romeo 4t is more than the holosun 515 i have, but i am probably spoiled by my LPVOs at home that runs on different principles

I’m sure you guys had your reasons for not doing so but would’ve liked to have seen a drop test equivalent to the one performed on the Leupold red dot.

@spec8473

4 жыл бұрын

Most likely because this has a solar unit on top that is probably going to eat it on a rock, not sure though. I have one of these so I would love to see what happens when someone starts bashing it off rocks.

Was looking at one of these last night. 4 reticle options; dot, dot+BDC, circle dot, circle dot+BDC. IMHO, BDC way to small to be of much use, tube too small for my liking.

What is the mag coupler that Russell uses?

@SinistralRifleman

4 жыл бұрын

Arredondo

@pledgegamer

4 жыл бұрын

Thank you. I have been trying to find them for so long. I've been looking for them to couple two different brands of mags together, without using duct tape.

Do you guys intend on making the wwsd lower in an ar10 configuration?

@InrangeTv

3 жыл бұрын

No.

@jake_stvbc1305

3 жыл бұрын

@@InrangeTv okay, thank you for responding

What muzzle device is that on Phagan's AR?

@SinistralRifleman

4 жыл бұрын

Shadow Valley Weapons Systems

Thanks! This one is on my short list for my WWSD 2020 build.

What is that bipod?

@ShaDOWDoG667

4 жыл бұрын

It's a Harris probably the HBLS

@GruntBurger

4 жыл бұрын

@@ShaDOWDoG667 Or a Harris knockoff. They're everywhere these days.

@SinistralRifleman

4 жыл бұрын

kzread.info/dash/bejne/mqOCkrKMibXSoNI.html

Not my interest but it' inRange, so I'll check it out. An open review, so that's good.

Google “obi wan Nairobi”. The SAS advisor involved with defeating the 2019 terrorist attack in Nairobi, Kenya was using one of these on his L119A2.

@RT81775

3 жыл бұрын

@@MaxwellAerialPhotography yessir, only when I last read about him, we didn’t know his name.

@weberismail1076

2 жыл бұрын

Love that "Obi Wan Nairobi" name🤣

If the optic was provided by the manufacturer, can you trust that it wasn't cherry picked?

@My_Name_Suc

4 жыл бұрын

I mean, it's sig, they have a decent reputation I think?

@CULatte

4 жыл бұрын

Wasn't one of the Leupolds cherry picked? Like literal fingerprints still on it. It still had some problems

@davem2369

4 жыл бұрын

@@CULatte people do have to handle them to pack them in their boxes, not everything is machine packaged or polished before packaged. Still could have been hand picked but other than checking it works and nothing rattles that shouldnt theres not much you can do to a sight by handpicking it

@GruntBurger

4 жыл бұрын

@@My_Name_Suc They actually have a pretty spotty reputation. They are notorious for releasing incomplete products, and using the early adopters as beta testers. Not that they don't innovate or create some truly great stuff, just have to be careful and do your research first. I'm sure people will disagree with my opinion, but I think that proves my point more than anything. Sig has some of the most fervent fanboys out there, and haters. The truth is (as usual) somewhere in the middle.

@Corvious

4 жыл бұрын

Yeah, if you want to know what can go wrong, give it to Tim from MAC, he’s always had great luck with SIG products.

I've had two of these now. One originally purchased, then a warranty replacement (which was like pulling teeth to get). Both of them regularly fail to re-illuminate after going to sleep, and require button press to turn back on. E.G. shoot a magazine, set rifle down, walk down range to check targets, walk back, pick up rifle, no more illuminated dot. Otherwise it's pretty nice, but way to expensive to not work as advertised...

10/10 putting this on my rifle with the Vortex mini magnifier.

Difference between this one and the 4S?

@guitarjem

3 жыл бұрын

4T is 7075 t6 aluminum housing and IPX 8.. 4S is CNC aluminum housing IPX 7.

They got a magnifier that’s compatible for this?

@SinistralRifleman

4 жыл бұрын

They have a 3x, 4x, and 6x

I was under the assumption that most, if not all non-Aimpoint red dot sights were chicom made.

always called those things honeycombs.

I run a Sig Romeo 5, and I love it. What’s the difference between the 4T and the 5?

@jeff1485

4 жыл бұрын

The 4t has different reticles

@spec8473

4 жыл бұрын

The 4t is also built tougher and has solar.

@MrTehGui

4 жыл бұрын

Romeo 5 is basically a Holosun optic- it's manufactured in China. That's why the price difference is what it is.

I have a Romeo 4 H and have been satisfied with it. The circle dot reticle is clean and crisp and the motac function works flawlessly. My only complaint is that the foot print was proprietary and didn’t match any aimpoint foot print to change mounts.

WWSD optics when?

Every time I see one of these videos pop up, I hear “Made in America” by Toby Keith .

Expensive, but I like it.

My pic for a WWSD optic is the primary arms 2.5 X prism especially because I have astigmatism but it’s just the perfect optic

Sig Sauer while been a US company it's owned by a Swiss/German holding. Any way you tur around these days you cannot easily find a company purely owned and producing final products in only one country (china apart). Very sad times. I emphasis on owned as, if a foreign government wants to limit weapon production this can impact the holding and it's subsidiarys all over the world.

Wait, I thought these were made by Holosun? Or is that just the Romeo 1?

@mattfleming86

4 жыл бұрын

Last I heard most of their RDS line was produced in that factory. Maybe Holosun, inc is shipping in parts kits for completion. Doesn't bother me, though, as my holosuns have been TOUGH. But.. not really in line with american made series. Then again, they are ALL using imported parts. Kind of looking for a needle in a haystack honestly.

No effing way are these “American Made.” These are assembled in the USA from Chinese or Indian produced parts. Sig probably puts the battery cap on an otherwise fully built unit, then says “Made in America.” Bad form.

@darkwolfrob

4 жыл бұрын

I worked as a Sig dealer several years ago and remember receiving new-in-packaging replacement parts for an MCX (2017 time frame) that said "Made in India" on the package. It was a huge WTF moment considering it was for a KS law enforcement agency.

@mrfrosty3

4 жыл бұрын

Do you think they are doing minimal assembly in USA so they can advertise as US made?

@lwilton

4 жыл бұрын

@@mrfrosty3 Anyone doing *any* assembly in the US for something smaller than a refrigerator is doing it solely so they can claim "Assembled in the USA", in the (correct) hopes that most people will misinterpret that as "US Made". We just don't make tiny stuff in the US any more, and haven't for at least 20 years. *ALL* of it comes from overseas, mostly from the orient, and these days, most of that is from China. This really isn't all China's fault, though it is popular to bash them for that these days. We moved production, and then design, of most everything to first Japan, then Taiwan, then Hong Kong, then Korea, and now finally to China Mainland as production ramped up there when they finally joined the 20th Century after Chairman Mao had keep them in the 18th Century for 40 years. 40 and 20 years ago they really needed our money to bring their internal economy into the 20th century. For the last 10 years they have been doing quite well, and increasingly their production of high-quality parts are for internal consumption only. Fortunately we are willing to buy third-class junk, and they can afford to turn that out in large quantities for export without affecting domestic production, and it still brings income that they can use. We need to start designing and building things in the US again, but that is extremely difficult with an educational system that no longer teaches the necessary engineering, and a political system that strongly discourages any form of production. We are a "post industrial society" to quote the Social Studies types at universities, and they consider that to be a proud claim. When your educational system is proud that you can't make anything, you have big problems.

@iLLeag7e

4 жыл бұрын

Karl has touched on this issue before. Electronic parts are rarely made in the USA. Period. It's assumed that people are aware of this at this point.

@muna5066

3 жыл бұрын

All the other Sig Romeos are but the 4t is actually assembled in the US.

You nerds never posted stills of the reticles.

@samanthaholmes8294

3 жыл бұрын

Chill

I thought sig dots were relabeled holosuns?

@trappedsol

4 жыл бұрын

Holosuns have the same tool lol

@InrangeTv

4 жыл бұрын

Some, not all. The 4T is an exception in that it's assembled in the US and sanctioned for use by the US Gov.

its good, in tarkov.

@ayegame2424

4 жыл бұрын

More of a rmr guy in tarkov myself.

Published battery life was 100,000 hours

@mkfreel

4 жыл бұрын

I wonder what brightness setting is used for that metric. I can’t seem to find it on their website. Pretty impressive regardless, I think solar assisted optics are an excellent idea and seem to be getting better.

@jayzenitram9621

4 жыл бұрын

@@mkfreel Impressive indeed. At 100k hours, if you used this optic for 8 hours a day, the $2 battery will last 50 years. Regardless of power setting, I'm sure replacing the battery every 5 birthdays won't break the bank either.

First! Seems like a nice Rds. Might have to get one im my hands

@Khanclansith

4 жыл бұрын

Ni

@stevebarnes2

4 жыл бұрын

Did you edit this just to say "first"? What a loser

@clayon89

4 жыл бұрын

@@alexjoseph8363 I'll have to check those out. Definitely wouldn't buy one till I can actually touch one especially at that price point

Also 8T is built like a tank.

I wonder if sig did more brutal water tests and laughed at the clean shallow water of the fish tank?

@billtheunjust

4 жыл бұрын

@@High_Caliber the website shows ipx8 which means its rated for 1meter of water for 30 minutes. I'll bet Sig tested it beyond that.

Is it truly American made? Heard something about holosun making them and they look very similar.

@mil-duck

2 жыл бұрын

4T is specificially manufactured in the US. It's one of two red dot sights approved for duty use by the FBI (other being Aimpoint T2) and is used by CAG (Delta Force), NSW (SEAL), and British SAS.

FBI chose this sight

@InrangeTv

2 жыл бұрын

Gross.

Pretty sure this is “assembled” in the USA with chinese parts. It’s a marketing trick

@carlsasau6162

3 жыл бұрын

It goes usually like this: The machines are made in Germany (Switzerland, Austria, Italy...) and shipped to China. There the machines are used to make the parts and the kits are send on to final assembly, if the seller does not want it to read "Made in China". Some parts like lenses might not be from China if they are to be highest quality though, they are added to the kits. So whats done in the country of assembly: The workers sort through the part kits and assemble the parts that look the best and throw out the other parts. That is how for example electric scooters are made in Europe. But fear not: The wage gap is closing and some day it will no longer be profitable to ship machines around the world, set them up, get back parts, throw 15% of them away and assemble the rest to save a dime. This already happened between Germany and Poland. I worked as a sales manager in the metal industry and Poland always was cheaper with their offers. Until one day we started to win more and more contracts. Why: The wages in Poland were not low enough any more to compensate for the transport costs from their factories to our customers. Same thing will happen between the US and China too some day and production jobs will come back.

I bet the shooter in this video is more us to large lindes than little lindes!!!!! Sorry I can't spell to save my life. And I missed the shooter's name!!

Shits are made by holosun. Both products manuals use similar verbiage and ship with same adjustment tools.

@mil-duck

2 жыл бұрын

4T is specificially manufactured in the US. It's one of two red dot sights approved for duty use by the FBI (other being Aimpoint T2) and is used by CAG (Delta Force), NSW (SEAL), and British SAS.

@joshbeasley21

2 жыл бұрын

They send in parts from China, and Sig puts the parts together, which makes it "Assembled in the USA"

Too sensitive to auto-shutoff even in a fishtank for half an hour. I would just go with its always on unless you turn it off and thats not even a real problem

@silentdude56k

4 жыл бұрын

To be fair, we couldn't see whether it was on or not until Russell picked it back up.

These are for sure not American made

@mil-duck

2 жыл бұрын

4T is specificially manufactured in the US. It's one of two red dot sights approved for duty use by the FBI (other being Aimpoint T2) and is used by CAG (Delta Force), NSW (SEAL), and British SAS.

This makes the aimpoint t2 look like an overpriced pos.

Seems the auto-off function doesn’t work correctly on these. Especially after being left in the fish tank for 30 minutes, it should have turned off. Even if it is “sensitive” like Sig claims, that renders the function basically useless or non-existent. If it is so sensitive that it never turns off, then it might as well not even be there. I’ve had problems with Sig optics before and I don’t trust them, no matter what “tier” it is. I think anything they’re charging more than $150 for is an absolute scam. I don’t trust these optics, I don’t like them, I don’t like Sig, and I think their stupid ass Romeo optics are garbage. I picked up one of those cheap MSRs on sale about a year ago, and it outright died with less than 30 minutes of use. I hadn’t even gotten to shoot it. It was never dropped, I didn’t fry it, nothing. It just died. I have a friend and the same thing happened to his Romeo FBI model or whatever the fuck it is. These Sig optics are cheap trash, and it’s an insult to gun owners that they’re charging as much as they are for some of these things.

@AdamantLightLP

10 ай бұрын

It turns back on when you pick it up.

This product was provided by (insert company name). Well there goes that review.