Calculated Kinetics  |  SKU: RSR-CKSIG320-EPSC

Calculated Kinetics - SIG P211/P320 Romeo 1 Pro Optic Plates

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Description

The Calculated Kinetics SIG P211/P320 Romeo 1 Pro Optic Plates offer a versatile solution for mounting various optics on SIG pistols with Romeo 1 Pro cuts and RMR holes. These plates are expertly machined in the USA from durable 7075 aluminum and are hard anodized for enhanced durability. Designed to fit a range of optics including the Holosun EPS, EPS Carry, 407k, and 507k, these plates ensure a secure and reliable mount.

Compatibility is key, and these plates accommodate some older variants of the P320 as well. With included screws for different optic types, installation is straightforward. The plates allow for lower 1/3rd co-witness with SIG #8 sights on P320s, ensuring optimal sight alignment. For those using Trijicon RCR optics, longer Capstan screws are required, which can be sourced with the optic.

These optic plates are engineered to handle the cycling forces of various firearms, with a recommendation to replace screws every 10,000 rounds to prevent potential failures. The plates provide co-witness capabilities with OEM iron sights, enhancing accuracy and target acquisition.

Key Features

  • Material: 7075 hard anodized aluminum
  • Compatibility: Holosun EPS/EPS Carry/407k/507k
  • Co-Witness: Lower 1/3rd with SIG #8 sights on P320s
  • Included Screws: 6-40 X 10.6MM for Holosun, 6-40 X 0.5" for Trijicon
  • Trijicon RCR: Requires longer Capstan screws
  • Made in: USA
  • Color: Black
  • Optic Footprints: RMR, RMSc/K, EOTech EFLX CE

Specifications

  • SubCategory: Optic Specific Mounts
  • Model: DOGTAG Optic Plate
  • Product UPC: 850069184230
  • Type: Mount

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Frequently Asked Questions

What materials are used in the Calculated Kinetics SIG P211/P320 Romeo 1 Pro Optic Plates?

The Calculated Kinetics optic plates are crafted from 7075 aluminum, which is known for its strength and durability. This material is often used in aerospace and military applications due to its high strength-to-weight ratio. The plates are also hard anodized, which enhances their resistance to wear and corrosion, ensuring longevity even under rigorous use.

How do the Calculated Kinetics optic plates enhance sight alignment on SIG P320s?

These optic plates are designed to provide a lower 1/3rd co-witness with SIG #8 sights on P320s. This means that when you look through your optic, the iron sights will appear in the lower third of the sight picture. This setup is beneficial for quick target acquisition and allows for a backup sighting method in case the optic fails.

What optics are compatible with the Calculated Kinetics SIG P211/P320 Romeo 1 Pro Optic Plates?

These optic plates are compatible with a variety of optics including the Holosun EPS, EPS Carry, 407k, and 507k. They also accommodate Trijicon RCR optics, although longer Capstan screws are required for these. This versatility makes them a great choice for users who may want to switch between different optics without needing new plates.

Are the Calculated Kinetics optic plates suitable for older SIG P320 models?

Yes, the Calculated Kinetics optic plates are designed to fit some older variants of the SIG P320. This makes them a flexible option for users with different versions of the P320, ensuring that they can upgrade their optics without compatibility issues. However, it is always recommended to verify specific model compatibility before purchasing.

What is the installation process for the Calculated Kinetics optic plates?

Installing the Calculated Kinetics optic plates is straightforward, thanks to the included screws for different optic types. The plates come with 6-40 X 10.6MM screws for Holosun optics and 6-40 X 0.5" screws for Trijicon optics. For Trijicon RCR optics, longer Capstan screws are needed, which can be sourced with the optic. It's important to follow the installation instructions carefully to ensure a secure mount.

How often should the screws on the Calculated Kinetics optic plates be replaced?

It is recommended to replace the screws on the Calculated Kinetics optic plates every 10,000 rounds. This helps prevent potential failures due to the cycling forces experienced during firing. Regular maintenance and inspection of the screws and plates can ensure optimal performance and safety.

What are the benefits of using 7075 aluminum for optic plates?

7075 aluminum is highly valued for its exceptional strength and lightweight properties. This makes it an ideal material for optic plates, as it can withstand the stresses of repeated firing while adding minimal weight to the firearm. The hard anodized finish further enhances its durability, making it resistant to scratches and corrosion.

Can the Calculated Kinetics optic plates handle the recoil of high-caliber firearms?

The Calculated Kinetics optic plates are engineered to withstand the cycling forces of various firearms, including those with significant recoil. The robust construction using 7075 aluminum and precise machining ensures that the plates remain secure under heavy use. However, it is crucial to ensure that the screws are properly tightened and inspected regularly to maintain their integrity.

What is the significance of co-witnessing with OEM iron sights?

Co-witnessing with OEM iron sights allows shooters to use both the optic and the iron sights simultaneously. This setup provides a backup sighting method in case the optic fails or the battery dies, ensuring continued accuracy and target acquisition. The lower 1/3rd co-witness offered by these plates is particularly useful for maintaining a clear sight picture.

Why is it important to check optic plate compatibility before installation?

Ensuring compatibility of optic plates with your firearm and chosen optic is crucial for a secure and functional setup. Mismatched components can lead to improper mounting, which may affect accuracy and reliability. Checking compatibility helps avoid potential issues and ensures that the optic functions as intended, providing the best possible shooting experience.