Mepro MicroRDS
The solution for a pistol that isn't optics-ready. The kit comes with an adapter that replaces the rear sight — no slide milling, no damage to the pistol, and fully reversible. That's why it's so common in Israel, where most pistols don't come optics-ready from the factory.
What's good about it
- No slide milling required — mounts in the rear-sight dovetail and is fully reversible
- The only available solution for pistols like the Jericho, Ramon, and non-MOS Glocks
- Israeli-made with local service
What's less good
- Sits higher than an optic mounted directly on the slide
- Battery change requires removal and re-zero
- Relatively small window
Common user reviews
The remarks that come up most often among owners of this optic, good and bad. User opinions, not our test.
Common praise
- Most common praise: puts a red dot on a pistol that couldn't take one at all
- Simple install, and you can put the original sight back
- Service in Israel
Common complaints
- Most common complaint: the height — you have to get used to lifting your head
- Battery change means re-zeroing
- The window is smaller than on newer competitors
What's in it
Co-witness
The iron sights stay visible below the dot
Rear-sight adapter
Mounts on a pistol with no optic cut, no slide milling
Service in Israel
Local lab and warranty, nothing shipped abroad
Which pistols it fits
20 models sold in Israel take the Docter / Noblex footprint, directly or through the adapter plate supplied with the pistol.
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