Meprolight Releases New MEPRO O2 Multi-Pattern Red Dot
Gear & Optics|Optics Recently, Meprolight has released their newest red dot—the MEPRO O2. This new optic is meant to be an all-weather, all light capable red dot with military and […]
Gear & Optics|Optics
Recently, Meprolight has released their newest red dot—the MEPRO O2. This new optic is meant to be an all-weather, all light capable red dot with military and law enforcement use in mind. The new MEPRO O2 features multi-reticle options, NVG compatibility, no light signature, with a compact and lightweight design. That’s just naming few of the prominent features of this feature rich red dot sight.
Below, is the press release and features of the new MEPRO O2 from Meprolight.
Press Release
The Mepro O2 offers the users a breakthrough and significant tactical advantage using a multi-pattern reticle with full adaptive capabilities to all tactical scenarios, all-weather/light conditions, and different ammunition (for example, a quick transition between 300blk super and subsonic or 5.56 caliber ballistic compensation for 100m, 200m, and 300m ranges).
The Mepro O2 MIL-SPEC design offers defense, law enforcement, and HLS forces a vast range of capabilities that deliver mission flexibility and target precision – all of which contribute to mission success.
The Mepro O2 is optimized for modern weapon platforms. Its short-length and lightweight design addresses the need for co-mounting several tactical devices on today’s weapon rail (e.g., magnifier laser pointer, NVGs, etc.),
Mepro O2 is equipped with a light sensor and automatic brightness control system, enabling clear visibility of the aiming pattern in any lighting conditions. It has an integrated motion sensor and configurable sleep time of 4-8 hours for extended operation time.
Unique Advantages:
• Multi-pattern reticle with full adaptive capabilities to all tactical scenarios
• Automatic brightness control (built-in light sensor)
• Red or green reticles
• Compatible with NVG & with magnifier scope
• No light signature
• Compact, lightweight ergonomic design
• Non-reflective large display optic window
• MIL-STD qualified
What do you think of MEPRO O2? Let us know in the comments below.
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