Meprolight USA ML68503 Pro V2 1x 2 MOA Green Dot/Bullseye/300 Blackout Sight - Black
- Finish-Color:
- Black
- Objective:
- 33mm
- Min Magnification:
- 1x
- Max Magnification:
- 1x
- Dot Size:
- 2 MOA
- Reticle:
- 2.2 MOA Green Bullseye
- Eye Relief:
- Unlimited
- Battery Size:
- AA
- Weight:
- 300 g/10.60 oz
- Windage Elevation:
- Adjustable
The Meprolight Pro V2 is a 1x reflex sight built for shooters who demand versatility across different lighting conditions and tactical scenarios. This green dot sight pairs a clean 2 MOA aiming dot with switchable reticle patterns—including bullseye and 300 Blackout subtensions—so you can dial in the right sight picture for your rifle, range setup, or hunting situation. The large transparent window keeps your sight picture uncluttered and your field of view wide open, whether you're running it standalone on a carbine or pairing it with magnification or night vision.
What sets the Pro V2 apart is its practical feature set: 16 brightness positions split between 12 day levels and 4 night settings give you fine control in everything from bright sun to low-light conditions. The green reticle option works particularly well if you're sensitive to red dot glare or hunting in variable light. Power management is handled smartly via LED technology and an auto shut-off mechanism that stretches battery life—a single AA battery runs the show, meaning field replacement is dead simple and spare batteries are everywhere. A low-battery indicator keeps you from getting caught with a dead dot.
Built to MIL-STD standards, the Pro V2 plays nicely with standard night vision devices and magnifying optics, so you're not locked into a single configuration. The human-engineered design lets you mount NVGs or magnifiers close to the sight without losing field of view or sacrificing easy access to brightness and reticle adjustment. If you're running a modern rifle setup—whether that's a duty carbine, precision .300 Blackout build, or general-purpose hunting gun—the Meprolight Pro V2 covers a lot of ground.
Key Features
- 1x magnification with 2 MOA aiming point for quick target acquisition and snap shooting
- Multiple reticle patterns: dot, bullseye, and 300 Blackout subtension for caliber-specific holdovers
- Green reticle option for reduced glare in bright conditions and better low-light contrast
- 16 brightness levels: 12 for daylight, 4 for night operations and NVG compatibility
- LED technology with auto shut-off for extended runtime on a single AA battery
- Large, clear display window for unrestricted field of view
- Compatible with GEN II and GEN III night vision devices and magnifying scopes
- Low-battery indicator to alert you before power runs dry
- MIL-STD qualified construction for field reliability
Specifications
| Magnification | 1x |
| Reticle Type | Green dot, bullseye, 300 Blackout |
| Dot Size | 2 MOA |
| Brightness Levels | 16 (12 day, 4 night) |
| Power Source | Single AA battery |
| NVG Compatibility | GEN II and GEN III |
| Magnifier Compatible | Yes |
| Color | Black |
| Standards | MIL-STD qualified |
Frequently Asked Questions
Is the Meprolight Pro V2 compatible with night vision and magnifiers?
Yes. The Pro V2 works with both GEN II and GEN III night vision devices and magnifying scopes. The design allows you to position NVGs and magnifiers close to the sight without losing field of view or compromising switch operation, so you can build a flexible optics setup.
What reticle patterns are available on this sight?
The Pro V2 offers three reticle patterns: a standard dot, a bullseye pattern, and a 300 Blackout subtension. You can select the pattern that best fits your rifle caliber and engagement distance.
How long does the battery last?
The sight runs on a single AA battery with LED technology and an auto shut-off mechanism to conserve power. Battery life spans thousands of operating hours depending on brightness level and usage. A low-battery indicator alerts you when power is running low.
Why choose a green reticle over red?
Green reticles typically produce less glare in bright daylight and offer better contrast in low-light or overcast conditions. If you're sensitive to red dot bloom or shoot across a wide range of lighting conditions, the green dot may give you a sharper sight picture.

