Mepro USA MEPRO MOR Pro 2.2 MOA Red Dot Sight with Green Laser & IR, Model 0687743
- Objective:
- 30mm
- Min Magnification:
- 1x
- Max Magnification:
- 1x
- Length:
- 5.90"
- Battery Size:
- AA
- Dot Size:
- 2.2 MOA
- Eye Relief:
- Unlimited
- Field of View:
- Unlimited
- Proofs:
- Weather Resistant
- Reticle:
- 2.2 MOA Amber Dot/Bullseye
- Weight:
- 15.52 oz
- Windage Elevation:
- Adjustable
The Mepro MOR Pro 2.2 MOA red dot sight combines a precision reflex sight, visible green laser, and infrared laser in one robust platform trusted by military and law enforcement around the world. If you need a multi-purpose aiming solution that performs from bright daylight through total darkness, this all-in-one sight eliminates the need to carry redundant optics or accessories. The large, unobstructed crystal viewing window lets you keep both eyes open for full situational awareness while delivering a crisp, clear point of aim.
What sets the MOR Pro apart is its ingenious co-witness zeroing system: zero any one of the three aiming methods—reticle, visible laser, or IR laser—and the other two automatically align. That means you can dial in the IR laser at night and know you're dead-on for daylight shooting without re-zeroing. The sight ships with four independent power sources backing each other up: fiber optic collection, tritium self-illumination, and two separate AA batteries. If one power system fails, you stay in the fight. Reticle brightness adjusts to your preference and lighting conditions, and the sight meets and exceeds military-standard durability across all weather and temperature extremes.
Choose from four reticle patterns—Bullseye, Triangle, Open X, or Dot—to match your shooting style and target type. The integrated laser configuration includes both visible green and infrared modes, giving you flexibility for day or covert night operations. Built-in diagnostic sensor capability helps confirm system health in the field.
Key Features
- Multi-aiming platform: 2.2 MOA red dot reticle, visible green laser, and IR laser in one sight
- Co-witness zeroing—zero one system and the others automatically align
- Four independent power sources: fiber optic, tritium, and dual AA batteries for redundancy
- Large crystal viewing window for both-eyes-open shooting and situational awareness
- Four selectable reticle patterns: Bullseye, Triangle, Open X, Dot
- Adjustable reticle intensity for any light condition
- Exceeds MIL-Standard performance requirements
- Operates reliably in all weather and temperature conditions
- Built-in diagnostic sensor capability
Specifications
| Product Name | Mepro MOR Pro 2.2 MOA Red Dot Sight with Green Laser & IR |
| Model Number | 0687743 |
| Brand | Meprolight |
| Sight Type | Reflex sight with integrated lasers |
| Reticle MOA | 2.2 MOA |
| Laser Options | Visible green laser, infrared laser |
| Reticle Patterns | Bullseye, Triangle, Open X, Dot |
| Power Sources | Fiber optic, tritium, two independent AA batteries |
| Reticle Brightness | Adjustable |
Frequently Asked Questions
Can I use just the laser without the red dot, or vice versa?
Yes. The MOR Pro gives you the flexibility to rely on any one of the three aiming methods—reticle, visible laser, or IR laser—independently. The co-witness system ensures all three stay zeroed together, so you can choose which to use based on your mission.
What happens if one power source fails?
The sight has four independent power sources that back each other up. The fiber optic and tritium systems are passive and require no batteries, while the two separate AA batteries are independent of each other. If one battery dies, the sight continues to operate on the remaining power sources.
Can I zero the IR laser at night and still use it during the day?
Exactly. One of the MOR Pro's standout features is the co-witness zeroing system. Zero the IR laser at night, and the visible laser and reticle automatically align with it. You're ready to shoot accurately day, low-light, or night without re-zeroing.
What reticle options are available?
The MOR Pro offers four selectable reticle patterns: Bullseye, Triangle, Open X, and Dot. You can choose the pattern that works best for your shooting applications.

