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Meprolight MicroRDS Red Dot Micro Sight With Picatinny Rail Quick Detach Adapter and Backup Sights Black

$240.46
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Brand
Meprolight
Color
Black
Category
Accessories
Mount Type
Picatinny Rail
Magnification
1
Accessory Type
Optics & Sights
UPC
810013520712
MPN
88070012

Overview

The Meprolight MicroRDS is a rugged, energy-efficient 1x red dot sight featuring a 3 MOA dot within a large 22.5x17.5mm display window for rapid target acquisition. Designed for both handguns and long guns, it includes a Quick Release Adaptor that fits a variety of firearms via Picatinny rails, side-mounted push-button controls with 10 daylight brightness settings, and a horizontal/vertical zeroing mechanism powered by a CR2032 battery. Additionally, it integrates backup tritium-illuminated TRU-DOT night sights for co-witnessing.

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