New! Mepro 21 Reflex Red Dot Sight

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We've secured ourself a few Meprolight M21 sights that we can happily export to Canada!

Meprolight "Mepro 21" Day/Night Tritium Self-Illuminated Reflex Sight with 5.5 MOA reticle $560 http://www.zahal.org/products/mepro...m_medium=zahal_subforum&utm_campaign=mepro_21http://www.zahal.org/products/mepro...m_medium=zahal_subforum&utm_campaign=mepro_21








This is the model used by the IDF, but these are brand new from the factory! If you are curious about other reticle options, we can talk to Mepro about that. PM us! They also look great with a Tavor:

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The Need
Soldiers in the modern battlefield require weapon sights which facilitate quick and instinctive accurate shooting. The need for advanced optical sights is especially vital in close quarter combat where the use of both eyes is critical.

Users
• Military
• Law Enforcement
• Civilian Market - Hunting

Our Solution
The MEPRO 21 provides instant, all-light aiming capability, without batteries. Designed through close collaboration with Israeli Special Forces, the MEPRO M21 is battle proven, simple to use accurately and totally reliable.

MEPRO 21 offers a large 30mm diameter lens which allows rapid target acquisition with both eyes open. This was the first reflex sight in the world designed for close quarter combat, and it can be ordered with optional reticles – dot, triangle, open-x and bullseye.

Illumination of the aiming point is achieved by a fiber optic collector system during the day, and by a miniature self-powered tritium light source at night. Transition between the two systems is instantaneous and automatic to assure good contrast between the aiming dot and the target area.

The MEPRO 21 reflex sight offers users the ability to acquire targets accurately at any range, in any situation, with both eyes open.

The MEPRO 21 is also designed to work in tandem with a magnifying scope like the
MEPRO MX3 - mounted behind it for ultimate accuracy.

Advantages
- Always ready for action – no batteries or switches.
- Aim & shoot faster than ever - with both eyes open!
- Self-illumination means always available
- Operates under all weather and temperature conditions
- Large 30mm diameter lens assures large FOV
- Rapid target acquisition means quicker shooting in urban areas
- Quicker shooting in urban areas and rapid target acquisition
- Can be ordered with optional reticles – dot, triangle, open-x and bullseye
- Effective use of sight under extreme conditions such as bad weather,
firing after physical stress and firing under pressure
 
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Are these revision "m" ?
If the first four digits of the serial number are 2012 or higher, that's an "m". Much more washout proof than the older models...
 
ntm said:
Are these revision "m" ?
If the first four digits of the serial number are 2012 or higher, that's an "m". Much more washout proof than the older models...
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That is a winner question right there. I always wondered why early users said they sucked, but the IDF kept using them
 
Do you mean the MX3's that fit on picatinny rails, or the units with the Tavor specific mount?

We could look at getting some of the Tavor specific mounts, but we'd have to build some sort of pre-order list before hand.

Most new Tavor shooters are getting flattops these days, so its hard to say how much demand there is for the IDF specific mount.
 
I have one with the bullseye reticle on an Ar15. I love it. The simplicity is brilliant: no switches, no batteries, no electronics at all. The advantages of an optic, the reliability of iron sights.
 
ntm said:
Are these revision "m" ?
If the first four digits of the serial number are 2012 or higher, that's an "m". Much more washout proof than the older models...
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Hmmm, assuming that we're reading the serial number right, the answer is an unfortunate "no"

Take a look:

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Geoff T said:
Zahal, any chance getting the bulls eye? I believe the website is only the 5.5 MOA option.
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Bullseye is definitely available if that's what you're looking for! Send us a PM.

TK-Hryciuk said:
I want to order one of these, what's the ETA from them being exported to them being shipped in Canada?
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If you place an order they'll go out the same day! We have these in stock ready to go. Our average shipping from Israel is a week, but we've had it be as long as 14 days.

Geoff T said:
For the AR, does it sit as lower 1/3 or absolute, on an f marked fsb? Thanks.
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Co-witness is lower third. For those who are familiar with EOTechs, you will notice that the reticle follows your eye within the aperture, like the EOTech. This means that unlike many red dot sights, the reticle will tend to be aligned with the iron sights when you look through them, even though they are in the lower third.
 
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Annnnd they're all sold!

Guess we didn't order enough eh?

We've doubled our order for next week, and we're told the bullseye reticule could be in there. Stay tuned for details!





 
Yep, the bullseye is where it's at. Should you experience "washout" shooting from a dark position into a light target, the dot may fade, but the circle remains visible. Center and fire.

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Outside circle: a mans chest @ 100m
Between the dot and the outside circle: a mans chest @ 200m
Dot: headsized @ 200m

Gaps in the circle are useful for keeping target centered in ine plane while compensating for lead or holdover at longer ranges.
 
Zahal: can you supply mounts? Yes, I know, "The mounts are calibrated to the reticle at the factory, and are not interchangeable..." . Baloney. The mounts look simple. I find it hard to believe that they can't be changed.
 
We've had a few questions about accessories, and we've sent in requests to Meprolight.

No update yet though, sorry.

Which mount were you looking for? TV-PP was asking about Tavor specific mounts.
 
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