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Meprolight
The Meprolight Mepro MOR Pro 2.2 MOA Dot is a combat-proven reflex sight engineered for serious shooters who need to operate across all light conditions without compromise. Built and trusted by special forces worldwide, this all-in-one red dot sight combines a 2.2 MOA dot reticle, integrated visible red laser, and IR laser in a single rugged optic—eliminating the need to juggle multiple systems on your rifle or carbine.
What sets the Mepro MOR Pro apart is its co-witness zeroing system: dial in one aiming method (reticle, visible laser, or IR laser) and the others automatically track to the same point of aim. Zero your IR laser at night, and you're ready to go day or night without re-zeroing. The large crystal viewing window keeps both eyes in the fight, giving you better situational awareness whether you're clearing a room, running a carbine course, or working low-light scenarios. Choose your reticle from Bullseye, Triangle, Open X, or the 2.2 MOA dot to match your shooting style.
Reliability in the field means redundancy, and Meprolight built that into the power system. Four independent sources—fiber optic, tritium, and two separate AA batteries—back each other up. If one power source fails, the others keep you in the fight. Adjustable reticle intensity lets you dial brightness to suit ambient light, and the sight operates flawlessly across extreme weather and temperature swings. The integrated visible red and IR laser capability gives you options for day and night work, making this sight equally at home on a home-defense AR, a duty rifle, or a precision platform where versatile aiming systems matter.
| Reticle | 2.2 MOA Dot (also Bullseye, Triangle, Open X options) |
| Integrated Lasers | Visible red laser and IR laser |
| Power Sources | Fiber optic, tritium, two independent AA batteries |
| Reticle Intensity | Adjustable |
| Window Type | Large crystal viewing window |
| Operating Conditions | All-weather, extreme temperature rated |
Yes. The IR laser is designed for low-light and nighttime work but functions in daylight as well; however, its visibility will be reduced in bright conditions. The visible red laser is your primary aiming tool in day use.
No. The co-witness system lets you zero just one aiming method—reticle, visible laser, or IR laser—and the other systems automatically zero to the same point of aim. This is especially useful if you zero the IR laser at night; you're immediately ready for any light condition.
The Mepro MOR Pro has four independent power sources backing each other up: fiber optic collection, tritium self-illumination, and two separate AA batteries. Even if one power source fails, the others keep the sight operational. The dual independent AA batteries mean you stay in action even if one goes dead.
Yes. The combination of a daylight-bright red dot, integrated visible and IR laser capability, and redundant power systems makes it well-suited for scenarios where you need to engage across variable light conditions—home defense, duty carry, and tactical applications are all appropriate uses.
Meprolight
The Meprolight Mepro MOR Pro 2.2 MOA Dot is a combat-proven reflex sight engineered for serious shooters who need to operate across all light conditions without compromise. Built and trusted by special forces worldwide, this all-in-one red dot sight combines a 2.2 MOA dot reticle, integrated visible red laser, and IR laser in a single rugged optic—eliminating the need to juggle multiple systems on your rifle or carbine.
What sets the Mepro MOR Pro apart is its co-witness zeroing system: dial in one aiming method (reticle, visible laser, or IR laser) and the others automatically track to the same point of aim. Zero your IR laser at night, and you're ready to go day or night without re-zeroing. The large crystal viewing window keeps both eyes in the fight, giving you better situational awareness whether you're clearing a room, running a carbine course, or working low-light scenarios. Choose your reticle from Bullseye, Triangle, Open X, or the 2.2 MOA dot to match your shooting style.
Reliability in the field means redundancy, and Meprolight built that into the power system. Four independent sources—fiber optic, tritium, and two separate AA batteries—back each other up. If one power source fails, the others keep you in the fight. Adjustable reticle intensity lets you dial brightness to suit ambient light, and the sight operates flawlessly across extreme weather and temperature swings. The integrated visible red and IR laser capability gives you options for day and night work, making this sight equally at home on a home-defense AR, a duty rifle, or a precision platform where versatile aiming systems matter.
| Reticle | 2.2 MOA Dot (also Bullseye, Triangle, Open X options) |
| Integrated Lasers | Visible red laser and IR laser |
| Power Sources | Fiber optic, tritium, two independent AA batteries |
| Reticle Intensity | Adjustable |
| Window Type | Large crystal viewing window |
| Operating Conditions | All-weather, extreme temperature rated |
Yes. The IR laser is designed for low-light and nighttime work but functions in daylight as well; however, its visibility will be reduced in bright conditions. The visible red laser is your primary aiming tool in day use.
No. The co-witness system lets you zero just one aiming method—reticle, visible laser, or IR laser—and the other systems automatically zero to the same point of aim. This is especially useful if you zero the IR laser at night; you're immediately ready for any light condition.
The Mepro MOR Pro has four independent power sources backing each other up: fiber optic collection, tritium self-illumination, and two separate AA batteries. Even if one power source fails, the others keep the sight operational. The dual independent AA batteries mean you stay in action even if one goes dead.
Yes. The combination of a daylight-bright red dot, integrated visible and IR laser capability, and redundant power systems makes it well-suited for scenarios where you need to engage across variable light conditions—home defense, duty carry, and tactical applications are all appropriate uses.
