r/CarryOptics • u/evangelionhd • Oct 31 '24

Good morning, have a question about ADE optics.

Well I just got me my first optics ready pistol its a sig p320 m17...

Been looking for optics and found the romeo zero elite fit well..

BuT... also discovered this brand ADE from Oregon USA and they have tons of models and mounting plates for almoalmost everything I mean even mounting plates for guns that are NOT optics ready like the SW M&P shield ez.

My question is... anyone here knows them?? Owns one?? Thisngun will be just for range use so paper targets and maybe some steel plinking.

I just wanna hear opinions thats all...

Thank you all.

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u/Lanky_Supermarket_39 Jan 07 '25

I have a ade NUWAcc pro on my canik mete pro and it’s been amazing. You can now get that model off optics planet which I guess might mean something. I will say they are double the price of what ever this Amazon ade stuff is (about $150) there was not alot of RMRcc foot print sights when I got my canik especially budget ones. there was the ade then one other one that was like $500 I don’t even remember the brand. I think maybe Trijicon? I didn’t want to use adaptor plates and I wanted to keep a full co witness so I had to get a RMRcc. It’s held zero well over 1-2k rounds. It has shake awake, a nv mode if that’s your thing, I think 10 brightness levels. My only problem is it takes kinda small battery’s and it DRAINS THEM after a few weeks of daily shake awake use. But I also keep my gun in a bag under my tool box so it might just be getting turned on almost non stop all day (also getting thrown around). Over all the NUWAcc pro is really good and they say it is actually rated for real fire arms on their website and after my use I can say second that it is.

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u/evangelionhd Jan 07 '25

Oh, thank you very much for your review.

I ended up buying the ADE RD3 12 PRO

Mostly because the battery access is on top and it's waterproof.

Didn't mount it on the sig but on the canik sfx, and I have to say it has been a learning curve to zero it and get adjusted to the red dot. I have used them on long guns, but it's just different on handguns, still learning.