MEPROLIGHT Micro RDS with Picatinny mount

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The Meprolight Mepro Micro RDS is a compact and versatile red dot sight, distinguished primarily by its quick-release mount. Although the Micro RDS features a modified Docter footprint, sharing the same mounting standard as, for example, the Meopta Meosight up to Gen III, it is delivered exclusively with two different QD mounts, depending on the variant. The sight itself has a 3 MOA (approximately 8.7cm/100m) red dot that can be manually adjusted - there are 10 brightness levels available, and to conserve battery life, the illumination automatically turns off via a motion sensor. The CR2032 battery can be replaced from the top, and disassembling the sight is not necessary.

The special feature is the quick mount. The sight is delivered in the offered variant with an adapter plate for Picatinny, which is mounted directly on the Micro RDS. This allows the optic to be quickly and, above all, repeatably mounted on the weapon with a QD lever.

Product details:

Meprolight Mepro Micro RDS

incl. Picatinny quick-release mount

Lens size: approx. 22.5x17.5mm
Height of optical axis: approx. 1.7cm (WITHOUT mount!)
3 MOA dot

red

10 brightness levels

manual adjustment
auto shut-off

Battery: CR2032

replaceable from above, no disassembly of the optic necessary

Material: Aluminum
Color: black, anodized
Dimensions: approx. 46x33x26mm
Weight: 37g (without mount)

MEPROLIGHT is an Israeli manufacturer founded in 1990. As part of the SK Group, the company is the leading optics supplier for the IDF, Israeli Defense Force, and therefore offers a high standard of quality and practical, combat-proven solutions. Known for its optics and sights that use tritium and fiberglass, the range also includes battery-operated sights for civilian use. Laser sights are also part of the range, including as a combination solution with target illumination and visible and IR lasers.

Warning: This product contains very small and/or button batteries.

Improper handling of batteries can lead to significant injuries or even death within just 2 hours, especially in young children (e.g., chemical burns and possible perforation of the trachea). If you suspect a battery has been swallowed, please seek medical attention immediately. Keep batteries out of the reach of children and dispose of empty or defective batteries promptly in accordance with local disposal regulations. General usage note: Always insert batteries correctly (+/-), risk of injury from fire, explosions, or leaks, do not disassemble, charge, crush, expose to fire or high temperatures.

Note: Battery and Electrical Law (§ 18 BattG in conjunction with § 10 Abs. 1 ElektroG)