The Trijicon Miniature Rifle Optic (MRO) is a reflex-style, sealed sight crafted for use on rifles, carbines, and shotguns, promoting operator situational awareness with both eyes open. Its large aperture and tapered light path enhance the viewing area in a compact optic, facilitating rapid target engagement, particularly from unconventional shooting positions. With advanced lens coatings and electronics, it delivers a crisp green dot, and the ambidextrous brightness control dial, featuring a mid-adjustment 'off' position and eight brightness settings, allows for swift and ergonomic adjustments. The MRO boasts fully protected adjusters that maintain zero, even under rough handling, and can be adjusted without special tools. The hard-anodized, forged 7075-T6 housing is fully sealed and waterproof, ensuring durability in diverse conditions.

• Faster target acquisition - larger viewing area allows for faster acquisition and engagement with reduced "tube effect"
• Easily adjustable brightness settings - eight brightness settings, including two, night vision-compatible settings with a mid-position "off" feature
• Maintains zero - capless design (utilizing sub-flush adjusters) eliminates lost caps, snag hazards and ensures against inadvertent adjustment or loss of zero
• Long-lasting power - MRO green got: 1 year of continuous use at day setting "3" (setting 5 of 8) at 70 deg F
• Ambidextrous brightness control - brightness dial is equally usable by left or right handed operators without having to remove hand from fire control
• Built to handle the worst - designed with forged 7075 housing, fully sealed construction and dry nitrogen to protect against the tough elements
• Superior quality glass lenses - multi-coated lenses provide superior clarity and light-gathering capabilities with zero distortion for a crisp dot reticle
• LED illumination source
• 100 feet submersion depth
• 8 illumination settings
• Infinite eye relief

**The objective lens, positioned at a specific angle, efficiently reflects the red dot back to the user's eye in all reflex-style optics, including the MRO. The pronounced size of the lens in the MRO may make this angled feature more apparent compared to some other optics.