Mepro MPO PRO-S
The enclosed version. Two lenses seal the emitter completely, which solves the big problem with pistol optics — holster lint, sweat, rain, and dust blocking the dot exactly when you need it. For anyone who carries concealed every day, this is the most meaningful difference money can buy.
What's good about it
- Fully sealed — lint and sweat never reach the emitter
- Three reticle options, top-loading battery
- Service and warranty in Israel
What's less good
- Sits higher because of the mounting system — hard to co-witness with standard iron sights
- Heavier and more expensive than the open version
- Two lenses add a bit of reflection
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: the real fix for a dot that disappears under holster lint
- Feels bombproof — you don't worry about it
- Battery change without removal, rare in an enclosed optic
Common complaints
- Most common complaint: the mounting height kills co-witness with the iron sights
- Expensive
- More noticeable on the pistol in weight and bulk
What's in it
Shake-awake
Shuts off at rest and wakes the moment it moves
Enclosed emitter
Holster lint, sweat and dust cannot block the dot
Service in Israel
Local lab and warranty, nothing shipped abroad
Which pistols it fits
34 models sold in Israel take the RMSc / Shield footprint, directly or through the adapter plate supplied with the pistol.
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The difference between a 2 MOA dot and a 6 MOA dot, or between an open and an enclosed emitter, is only felt when you shoot. If you're torn, book a range session and decide afterward.