does nothing the sight's functioning: the
reticule is still reflected to the screen, by
either fiber optics or tritium cell.
The laser is activated by a remote switch
tethered to the casing – no QD or changing
to another button. The laser de-activates
automatically after three hours inactivity.
The reticule and laser are zeroed with the
same controls. One click moves the POI
1.7 MOA, with adjustment range of 183.6
MOA lateral and 119 MOA vertical.
The Mepro MOR is delivered with MIL-
STD-1913 (Picatinny) rail grabber mount
as a default.
Mepro in action
We got the sights for several weeks trial
time, so there were plenty of opportunity
to test on both .5.56 x 45 and 7.62 x 39 ARs rifles family,
as well as on the old and trusty AKM.
The first thing which can be noticed about the Mepro sight
is the size and weight of it. With 371 g (21M) and 487 g
(MOR) they're anything but svelte – and built to last. The
smaller 21M is about the size of the EoTech 553, while the
MOR' is even bigger (even comparing to EOLAD).
Both are high enough to negate any chance of co-
witnessing any popular BUIS. Well, they were designed for
