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- Model No.: ARD-17-R5
- Material: PP, aluminum
- Net Size: 1.7mm
- Finish: matt black
- Packing: 2-Pack as a set in box.
- Application：Romeo4, Romeo5 and same size lip red dots.
- Installation: align anti reflective device cover with red dot objective lips, then "hard press" cover to force it fit in red dot, rotate the whole cover to adjust alignment.
Jerz_Subbie
August 25, 2025
Fits Sig Romeo 5 and Primary Arms MD-06 perfectly. Snug enough to not fall off while running but not so tight that you need tools to remove it. The material is somewhat flexible, not rigid like sole plastics. I tried some 3D printed ARD’s and this is soooo much nicer! The small honeycomb is still easy to see through, in part because the material is so thin, unlike 3D printed ARD’s which require much thicker lines to make the honeycomb design.At this price, I’m going to throw these on every red dot I have if they’re available.
JD
August 9, 2025
I'm the guy that is fine with stretching some pantyhose over the lens of my scope to go with my burlap decor as "needed" for my DMR LARPs and I haven't adopted the whole ARD craze, but I thought I'd try these out.The fit on my Sig Romeo 5 is snug and it takes some effort to remove it after installed. The ARDs are really light but seem sturdy enough and the thing will give some protection to the front glass on the RDS, so that is a good thing. I don't have anything to compare it to, but there is a weird refraction thing happening where the red dot is surrounded by a red haze of pinpoints. The red dot is still readily identifiable and usable, and the haze effect disappears as the target background becomes brighter. Against a dark background, the haze is about 1/3 of the glass and it fades as it competes with brighter light. In daylight conditions, you're unlikely to notice it, but in the dark, or as you increase the brightness of the dot, the haze becomes more apparent. It is enough irritation that I'm knocking a star. Other than that, the ARD does reduce light transmission, but that is expected and isn't so bad that you're likely to care.Range time will help determine durability so if it disintegrates after a few hundred rounds, I'll make an update.Overall, if you're looking for an ARD and you're not planning on jumping into the trenches in Eastern Europe, I can't imagine paying the stupid money some companies want for these little devices. This seems a good value for what you get and what you're trying to accomplish.
David
July 26, 2025
Very easy to install and works fine for hiding the scope glare from the sides. Fit perfectly on a Sig Romeo5 and a Crimson-Trace CT-25. I was able to put it inside the tube of a TacFire 3x magnifier to conceal its glare also!
Edgar Z.
July 6, 2025
Simple but looks good. Was NOT able to fit on my Romeo5 XDR without first taking a Dremel and removing some of the material on the inner lip of the cover. After a couple of passes I was able to remove enough to slip it on. Makes my Romeo5 XDR look more tacticool. Those steel targets downrange will never know my position now!
Timothy L.
June 9, 2025
Snug fit, very narrow hex grid that disappears through the optic. Definitely a great value. It fits other similar sized optics as well!
LeLa
March 9, 2025
I tried both sizes mesh and not much difference. Good fit and performs better than expected.
Customer
January 30, 2025
Used on an aimpoint T2. Fits well, honeycomb pattern is small and reduces glare. Easy to install/remove if needed.
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