#Mepro

If you have owned a red dot sight for any length of time, you’ve probably taken it to the range without checking the batteries, only to discover that they were dead. This is incredibly frustrating, so Meprolight developed the MEPRO PRO M22 to be self-illuminating and sent it my direction for testing and review.

While scrolling through YouTube Shorts, I saw a sight that claimed to be the red dot killer. These sights are more compact, don’t need batteries, and work day or night.

The Meprolight MPO-F is an open-emitter pistol sight with an RMR footprint. It was designed for a full-sized handgun in the USA and is made in the Philippines.

The Meprolight Mepro MPO-DF is an affordable open-emitter pistol sight with an RMR footprint. It provides a good value proposition and includes many features and extras not included with other optics at this MSRP. Meprolight was nice enough to send one out for a review. I’ve been using the optic for the past week and will give you a full and unbiased write-up of my findings.

Magnifiers are a simple and easy way to stretch the usefulness of your standard red dot sight like the Meprolight TruVision to their maximum potential on the range. Developed specifically for the Israeli military, Meprolight has been providing the IDF with home-grown optics for nearly 25 years, and they’re constantly trying to update their catalog of powered and passively illuminated optics to meet the ever-increasing demands of both military outfits and regular consumers. In the broad scheme of things, magnifiers are actually a pretty underserved sector of the optics market and that’s why I’m glad that Meprolight not only keeps their newish MMX3 magnifier in production but that it’s also one of the more affordable options in this very limited market. Today we’ll go over why I think it’s a solid choice if you’re looking for a more budget-oriented magnifier instead of higher-end magnifiers.