Meprolight

Who Meprolight is and why we carry it

Meprolight of Or Akiva, Israel was first to put tritium into pistol and rifle sights, and its passive reflex sights still serve the Israeli army. We have imported Meprolight for almost twenty years and carry the widest selection. The legendary M21 now has an updated companion, the M22. And we have a soft spot for the MEPRO MOR: for a little more than an EOTech you get red dot, visible laser and IR laser in one unit.

What we stock

• M22 – passive reflex sight with no battery: fibre optics by day, tritium by night. Bullseye 3.5 MOA or Triangle 10 MOA; the add-on M22 LIGHT LED module for when neither is enough.
• MCO PRO, RDS PRO V2, Foresight, MicroRDS – powered red dots: MCO PRO with three-segment 2/68 MOA ring, RDS PRO V2 in a military housing with Bullseye reticle, Foresight and MicroRDS as lighter options.
• MOR PRO – red dot with integrated visible (red or green) and IR laser, QD Picatinny.
• MMX3 and MMX4 – 3x and 4x magnifiers, black and sand covers included.
• MPO pistol sights – open MPO-F and MPO-DF on RMR (Glock 17/19/45 MOS), open MPO-S and MPO-DS on RMSc (Glock 43X/48 MOS), enclosed MPO PRO-F (RMR) and MPO PRO-S (RMSc).
• Tritium sights – Tru-Dot including taller Suppressor versions for Glock 17/19, Hyper-Bright for Glock 42/43/43X/48, CZ P-10 C/S/F sets with green, orange or yellow front, and FT Bullseye – a tritium-and-fibre rear sight replacing both sights, for Glock and Ruger Mark III/IV.

Who it is for

The M22 is for shooters who refuse to think about batteries: AK 47/74, SA vz.58, Galil, AR-15. MOR PRO and enclosed MPO PRO suit armed services and night work. Tritium sights are the cheapest upgrade to a defensive Glock or CZ P-10 that shows at night.

What to watch for

Tritium has a finite life and fades slowly; plan on replacing sights after years. Choose an MPO by slide-cut footprint (RMR vs. RMSc), not pistol name. The M22 needs light – in deep darkness the LIGHT module is what helps.