I have one in wrinkled old hands I bought this afternoon from Dong's in Tulsa for 179 bucks. I am tied up until I find screwdriver or wrench to fit the screws In the Springfield OPR Hellcat I bought at the same time. I guessed wrong The Tin Star in Weatherford OK has 2 Hellcats with optics installed that would have saved med 30 bucks and 120 mile round trip to Tulsa.
The trigger on the Hellcat feels weird until it starts to starts to stack up just hair before lean break. Inside the trigger looks like a pile of tin left by a tornado, but it seems to work well and I will grow used to it.
I really like the U notch sights my old eyes can find them and the target all at same time some of time/
Hey Old_Red, Welcome to the Forum!
You didn't say but I'm assuming you got a
Romeo Zero optic? I don't think the micro-size Holosun 407
K will be shipping for several months.
I just received my
Romeo Zero I ordered from Optics Planet in November. I was going to try it on my Hellcat, but after removing the plate and trying the screws that came with the Zero, I realized the screws were a bit too long and instead decided to just mount it on my SIG P365XL.
The elevation and adjustment screws do not 'click' like some of my other optics; but after trial and error and a couple of boxes of ammo shooting quickly offhand at 15 yards; I got it really honed in nicely!
If you use the M4 screws that came with the Zero, I think you'll have to grind off a bit of length so you don't damage the springs below the threaded holes on the Hellcat.