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Originally posted by sprg03-A3:

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Originally posted by myrottiety:
I think I'm saving my pennies and going to get one for myself for Christmas this year.

I really want to try a RDS pistol and the 320RX seems like the most efficient and economical way to do it.

I own two RXs, a P226 and a P320fs, and am 51 with pretty good but declining eyesight and think the RX is an awesome concept. The above pistols are my most accurate. The reflex sight can be a game changer for those of us whose eyes aren't quite so flexible anymore. The P320RX is a hell of a package, well thought out, at a relatively affordable price.

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Originally posted by PorterN:

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First ten rounds from the 7 yard line,

Proof my troubles with the 320RX were me and not the gun. Glad shes workin for ya!

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Originally posted by isthatasiginyourpocket:

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Originally posted by sprg03-A3:

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Originally posted by myrottiety:
I think I'm saving my pennies and going to get one for myself for Christmas this year.

I really want to try a RDS pistol and the 320RX seems like the most efficient and economical way to do it.

I own two RXs, a P226 and a P320fs, and am 51 with pretty good but declining eyesight and think the RX is an awesome concept. The above pistols are my most accurate. The reflex sight can be a game changer for those of us whose eyes aren't quite so flexible anymore. The P320RX is a hell of a package, well thought out, at a relatively affordable price.

I'm closer to 50 than 40 and the Romeo 1 was a revelation for me. I've never worn glasses but as I age my focal distance is getting longer and longer. The Romeo lets me relax and put the dot on target and focus on the trigger and grip. Maybe its cheating a little but I'm really enjoying the 320-RX and 320-X5 with the Romeo 1.