Meprolight MOR 4.3 MOA Dot Reflex Sight w/Red & IR 5mW Lasers 0677700

The MOR by Meprolight is a multi-purpose reflex sight used be the IDF as well as other Special Forces units around the world. The MOR features a unique combination of aiming systems: a holographic reticle, a visible laser (in either red or green), and an infrared laser for use with night vision goggles. The holographic reticle is illuminated with three independent systems: a fiber optic light collector for daytime use, a tritium lamp for use in dark environments, and an adjustable LED emitter for an extra bright reticle. This means that the MOR will continue to function in the unlikely event that one of the illumination sources fail or if the batteries are low or completely dead. The LED emitter and two lasers are powered by two independent and commonly available AA batteries, and can function even when one is out of power allowing greater runtime and providing an added level of security.

The MOR’s dual lasers can be activated by a PTL cable switch that can be positioned at various points on the host weapon for quick access, and will activate the laser (either visible or IR) for as long as the switch is held down. The user can select either the visible laser or IR laser via a multi-position switch on the body of the MOR. Another advanced feature of the MOR is single bore sighting mechanism. This allows the operator to zero one of the systems (reticle, visible laser, or IR laser), and the rest of the systems will automatically zero in at the same time.

Features of the Meprolight MOR Reflex Sight:

• Three different aiming systems: A reticle, visible laser, and IR laser
• Single Zeroing Mechanism: allows user to zero in one system and the other will automatically zero at the same time
• Four power sources: fiber optic, tritium, and two independent AA batteries for constant power
• PTL Cable Switch: can be positioned at various points on the host weapon for quick access, and will activate the laser (either visible or IR) for as long as the switch is held down.