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Trijicon MRO Red Dot Sight

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Trijicon MRO Red Dot Sight Details

Trijicon MRO Red Dot Sight

Trijicon MRO Red Dot Sight Specifications

ManufacturerTrijicon
Dot sight seriesTrijicon MRO
Made inUSA
In production since-
Warranty5 years
SKUMRO-C-2200003c
Adjustment per click 14mm/100m - 1/2MOA
Windage (mrad). 21mrad
Windage (MOA).73MOA
Reticle-
Reticle position 2. focal plane - SFP
Reticle illumination Yes
Illumination color Red
Daytime-usable illumination Yes
Auto Turn-Off No
Dot size.2MOA
Adjustable intensityYes, manual
Intensity SwitchRotary Dial Switch
Parallax setting Free of Parallax
Length.66 mm
Width.43 mm
Height.51 mm
Weight.116g
MaterialAluminium
Working temperature range-
Power SupplyCR2032
Battery life.5h
Filled with Nitrogen
Lens coating Fully Multicoated
Tube diameter -
FootprintTrijicon MRO standard
Mounting StandardTrijicon MRO
Integrated mount typeNo
Mount length.38mm
Window size-
Dot Sight TypeSmall tube sight
Waterproof Yes
Fogproof Yes
ShockproofYes

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Rugged RDS That Does What It Should By
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I've run an MRO on 5.5" and 9" piston pistols for a couple years, and used various Eotech holo's and Aimpoint RDS's professionally. For my money, I prefer the MRO, although I would say the relative pros and cons between the MRO and those brands offerings is negligible.

Pros: Durability, sight picture, and size. Moving from a 20mm objective (such as on Aimpoint Micro series), to a 25mm is noticeable and does not make me want to go back. I prefer the 2 MOA dot to the Eotech circle-dot, but that's purely subjective. Train with what you like and stick with it. I've run the MRO in absolute co-witness and low configurations (on guns with greater height over bore) and found to be comfortable in either and that it holds a zero after remounting with a quality QD base. Lower NV settings are effective with weapon and helmeted mounted NODs.

Cons: The glass is ever so slightly darker than higher-end Aimpoints. Lots of folks complain about parallax, and while I won't dispute that the MRO does leave something to be desired here, its really not an issue for CQ engagement with adequate training. It is finicky with magnifiers. I found that a $90 Chinese 3x worked better than a $350 Eotech; actual results may vary. If you're dead-set on always running a magnifier, an Eotech may be a better option.

(Posted on 18/01/2023)

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Durable optic that in 2022 terms gets beaten left and right by the ever expanding red dot sight market. This is a no nonsense kind of a sight, you turn the big knob to make it go brighter or dimmer.

+Proven to be durable and reliable over the years
+Sight picture. Does not have that looking through a long toilet paper roll feeling. Doing more slow paced shooting you will appreciate the view.
+No edge warping/distortion

-Class tint and dot clarity(This is non HD model). Worse tint than any other red dot sight I have looked through. Dot has a starburst effect even without astigmatism(On other red dots I do not see same kind of starburst)
-Features. This doesn't have even 1/3 of the features you can have buying a red dot half the price of this sight.
-Weight. It's about 25% heavier than the other 20mm lens red dots.
-Overall the MRO base model can't compete on the 2022 red dot market. You can have 3 holosun sights with the price of one HD model and the holosuns would still have more features than the HD model.

(Posted on 11/10/2022)

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