Mepro MOR Sight

Reflex Sight and Laser

The Mepro MOR puts a reflex sight and a laser aiming module in one housing. A reflex sight is a non-magnifying optic that projects an aiming point onto a lens, so you can shoot with both eyes open and keep your view of the surroundings. Combining the two means one mount and one footprint on the rail instead of separate optic and laser units. It suits shooters who want a fast both-eyes-open sight and a laser aiming option controlled from the support hand.

Features

• Reflex Sight Window — A coated, non-magnifying lens set in a hooded front housing gives a clear sight picture for quick target pickup.
• Integrated Laser Module — The laser is built into the same body as the sight, so there is no second device to mount or zero on the rail.
• Remote Pressure Switch — A corded pad switch lets you activate the laser without taking your hand off the forend.
• Hook-And-Loop Switch Strap — A fabric strap on the pressure pad holds the switch wherever your thumb or fingers naturally fall on the handguard.
• Lever-Clamp Rail Mount — Clamp levers on the base attach the unit to a Picatinny rail, the standard slotted accessory rail found on most modern rifles.
• Front Rotary Fittings — Two knurled fittings sit on the front face, with short tether cords so their parts stay with the sight.
• Single Compact Housing — The sight, laser and controls share one enclosed body, which keeps rail space free for lights and other accessories.
• Laser Warning Label — A DANGER label on the side identifies the unit as a laser product and reminds the user to avoid eye exposure.

Mounting and Control

The MOR mounts directly to a Picatinny rail through its lever-clamp base, with no separate rings or adapters required. The remote switch runs on a cable from the front of the housing, so route it along the handguard and fix the pad with the attached strap. Treat the laser with the usual care: never point it at eyes, and follow the warning label on the housing.