Everything You Need to Know About Mepro’s New Micro Pistol Red Dots | MPO
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- Опубліковано 11 вер 2024
- When it comes to micro pistol red dots, Mepro offers our new MPO Slimeline family of pistol optics, designed with the RMSc Footprint in mind. With three micro pistol red dot options to choose from -- the MPO DS, MPO S, and MPO PRO-S -- there’s a choice for every shooter’s needs. Join Eric and Jordan as they dive deep into the features, benefits, and performance of the Mepro Pistol Optics, bringing a new level of performance to the designed to micro pistol red dot market.
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Put a MPO-S on my Springfield Hellcat. I was looking for a red dot with a side mounted battery that doesn't need an adopter plate and will co-witness with the iron sights. I really like it. Have around 100 rounds on it now, with no problems. Built like a tank, but still fits great on a micro pistol. Having both manual and auto adjust is a plus. And yes, I can co-witness the iron sights with it.
Glad you're enjoying it!
What adapter plate are you using?
@@Dynomitedog2 None for the MPO-S. Used a DPP Titanium for the Holosun 407k. Bought it on Amazon. It's high quality, fit well, and very thin, but not enough to co-witness the iron sights. I highly recommend it if you don't care about seeing the iron sights.
Had a bit of trouble mounting the pro s onto my ss:xr920 but finally managed and I like it a lot
Might want to discuss the benefits of the forward facing brightness sensor and demonstrate. Also send out a few of these to well known gun tubers for review. This line of optics is very under exposed online.
Good points, and reviews are coming!
@meprolight_1990 id love to run this through the paces at my range 😏 do yall have/ are you going to have one similar to the m21 and the trijicon rmr set up? A Fiber optic pistol optic from yall would be a fantastic match to go with the mepro rifle lines.
I just got the MPO Pro S - Build quality and dot is amazing, I haven't gotten a chance to really test it out yet but it is on my Kimber Mako as a daily carry. The Dot mounted straight on. I love that the interface is a clamp and not screwed onto the plate.
Glad you're enjoying it!
Thanks, Jordan & Erich!
Ok I’m very interested in your product. I love innovation. I want to test it out, do yall have a green MPO Pro S for my 43xMOS? 😅
No green at the moment.
Why do the pro models need an adapter? It makes the sight taller than it needs to be!
You should make a cheap and simple one that fits in the dovetail for the rear side of a glock. A bunch of people have old Glocks without RMR cuts laying around.
Micro rds has that. Got one on my jericho
are these 6061 or 7075 aluminum?
Do you guess provide the screws to mount the plate onto a p365 xl comp slide?
We include the most common screws in the box, but check with the firearm's manual for the correct screw pitch and size. ua-cam.com/users/shortsQS4poMLxsR4
Nice red dot I like the slims line!
You didn't showcase the MPO proF in this vid is it because it's a newer product? Thanks mate. 😊 Just subscribed 👍
Nice, would like to test one out for my new Shield Plus
The amount of emitter glare I got in both my MPO-F was terrible. In any high sunlight area, you can see the emitter reflecting in the window. I ended up getting rid of both, unfortunately. I like Meprolight, but the MPO-F is a big miss, in my opinion.
Sorry to hear that. Have you contacted customer service? We'll get you squared away.
What do you think about our slim MPOs?
What about the MPO-F?
@@WisSota_Boy Stay tuned.
green please
I have a question about the plate system I have a Glock 43x does the plate come with the optic and what material is the plate made out of?
The steel plate is included in the box with the optic.
Id like to try one out for shore i wonder if you can put a slim on a full size .
These optics will work with the RMSc footprint, which some full size handguns use. We also have full sized optics with an RMR footprint! Learn more: ua-cam.com/video/o2_mpySpxKo/v-deo.htmlsi=y7SFp4GvsXEYFQ1h
which red dot product / model do you recommend for my Glock 48 NON MOS?
Any of the slims would work well on a Glock 48. However, you may have to get your slide milled for the optic to be installed. We recommend sending the optic and the slide together for the best fit.
Will that fit the Hellcat pro
These optic use the RMSc footprint.
Direct mount to slide for the Masada Slim?
Yep!
does the MPO-S fit on the original Masada?
The MPO-S uses the RMSc footprint. Any pistol with that footprint should work with the optic.
I cannot mount mine on my Sig 365. Neither screws it came with match the threads. (I thought the 365 would be one of the most common hosts worth including screws for). I bought M3x0.5x10 screws off McMaster, and they shoulder on the slide before clamping the included plate... I guess I need to turn down a thread relief on the screws, or machine down the slide? Curious if anyone else is having problems.
Which optic and 365 do you have?
@@meprolight_1990 P365 XL and MPO PRO-S
MPO PRO-S and 365 XL that came with the cheap Romeo sight and no rear sight
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Be better if these were made in Israel instead of Philippines. Maybe offer a more rugged “duty” grade pistol dot made in Israel
What’s wrong with the Philippines? Some of the best glass comes from Japan and Philippines.
@@WisSota_Boy nothings wrong per say but I prefer my American products made in America and my Israeli products made in Israel. Being made in Asia screams budget and budget doesn’t make me think rugged or for “duty” use
You must of done a lot of research and development to come up with that conclusion…
@@ZApe1102 you’re a funny dude. I don’t think you understand that if anything is 100% made from one country that you as a civilian won’t be able to afford the overhead costs to produce their products. Companies outsourcing parts and labor is saving in our pockets and it doesn’t mean cheap or budget. Also Meprolight is the IDF’s optics of choice they use on all their military firearms.
@@WisSota_Boy it’s just my option. I love meprolight products. And I always recommend their rifle stuff. To me, and other consumers, it would have been nice if their pistol red dot sights were made in Israel just like their rifle sights are