Trijicon MRO with 1/3 Cowitness Mount, 2.0 MOA Red Dot Sight - MRO‑C‑2200006

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SKU: TJ-MRO-C-2200006
UPC: 719307630192
Manufacturer: Trijicon
MFG#: MRO-C-2200006

The Trijicon's MRO (Miniature Rifle Optic), offer a great blend of form, function, affordability, and durability. The MRO sits between larger red dots and the popular micro red dots in size. It has a wider field of view than many micro optics and features six brightness settings and two night vision modes. We've got both green and red dot versions of the MRO. The green dot's shade is unique, more of a subdued lemon-lime green, which I prefer. Green is generally more visible in bright conditions than red, so if you struggle with a red dot during the day, a green dot might be better for you. The MRO has various mounting options, a large brightness adjustment knob, and impressive battery life. Its field of view is larger than many microdots but slightly smaller than full-sized ones. If you're seeking a high-quality optic that's compact yet slightly larger than a microdot, consider the Trijicon MRO. It offers excellent battery life, glass quality, and a wide field of view, all for around under $500.

I purchased this ar red ot 9 months ago and could not be happier! Optic is clear and dot is crisp. I mounted on my 50 Beowulf. So far it has held it's zero. No complaints. I will order another one for other builds.

I bought the MRO for a .300 Blackout pistol. I used a Samson Evolution Rail to keep the weight because I’m mounting an OSS suppressor on the pistol. The MRO is tough, rugged and very sharp optically. The battery life is outstanding. It is waterproof and night vision compatible. There is a blue tint that is slightly bothersome but I prefer this to the Aimpoint and it is American made. My pistol fits the same niche as the MP5SD and is similarly sized but much more lethal.

I was looking for a replacement for my Aimpoint T1 and decided to give this ar15 red dot a try, and holy crap is it a solid choice. I can easily see me bing more of these for future builds over aimpoints or other "tube" style red dots. (This has zero of that "tube" effect, it's very well built, and crystal clear.

This is the first "red dot" sight I have ever owned or shot. It was great on my Ruger AR-15. I did have a hard time trying to shot it both eyes opened but that is mainly because I am right-handed and my left eye is my strong eye. Maybe it will get better with practice. This is expensive as compared to many good scopes but it's fun and should work really well in case of having to use my rifle in self-defense.

The Trijicon MRO is a great little red-dot. As expected from Trijicon, the quality is superb; the reliability and durability are great and overall this will make a great addition to any modern sporting rifle for close quarters work.

very solid build with reasonable weight, very straight forward to zero it on my new AR15. Adjustable brightness helps a lot for different shooting conditions. I also heard the battery life is a few times longer than many other AR15 Red Dot Sights, but I am still new to this one, so I didn't verify the battery life by myself yet.

This is by far the pinnacle of all AR 15 red dot sights. The dot is brighter than the expensive Aimpoint PRO. It's the easiest to adjust, with clear markings on the outside with no caps to remove. I zeroed it in with just a few clicks. So far I haven't found any issues, or things I don't like about this sight. If you can afford the $450 price tag, I would definitely recommend it.

Was in the market for a AR red dot, an aimpoint. After watching reviews on youtube and reading magazine articles, bought this instead. Man was I impressed!!! Zeroed at 50yds, which didnt take much out of the box. Construction is tough. I have taken it to a local carbine class here in Hunt County, @ B-Tactical and performed flawlessly. This thing is light and field of view couldnt of been better. Once it was on didnt have to worry about it. Very satisfied with my purchase. More than likely will sell my Eotech to putchase another for my AR pistol. Cant go wrong with Trijicon MRO and the price $$$

Run on Typical AR setup. I really like the field of view. The glass is stellar! The blue tint that people complain about is a non issue for me. I don't mind a little tint to the lens, especially on bright days. During low light the tint does not hinder target acquisition at all. Holds it's zero. I run my equipment but don't unnecessarily beat on it. I have not had it long enough to review the battery life. Brightness adjustment knob it great. I appricate the off location between settings 2-3, I might have placed it between the 3-4, but say "might" with slight apprehension. Cons There is no possible way to run this MRO with a magnifier! YouTube Reviews don't tell you that the crisp dot turns into a banana when using a magnifier. I have tried and tried again several classes with different mounts with the same outcome. The closer the MRO is to the eye the more the dot becomes elongated. Don't get me wrong I am not expecting perfection as anything made by man is not. The windage and elevation adjustments could be a little more tactile. I would like just about 50% more click adjustment feeling in this area.

I purchased this AR-15 Red dot as a replacement for my XPS-02. A collegue had it and stated it was comparable to the Aimpoint option. I sighted it in at 50 yards and am quite pleased with the quality and ease of operation.