Trijicon MRO HD 1×25 | 2 MOA Dot & 68 MOA Circle | 2200052

The Trijicon MRO HD is a compact reflex sight designed for fast target acquisition on rifles, carbines, and shotguns. It combines a refined 2.0 MOA center dot with a 68 MOA segmented circle reticle and is optimized for use with a magnifier. The sight is built on a sealed forged housing to resist water and environmental exposure, and it is intended for both-eyes-open operation to maximize situational awareness. Controls are ambidextrous and the optic offers multiple brightness settings for a wide range of lighting conditions.

Applications: close-quarters competition and use on carbine or shotgun platforms where rapid aiming and compatibility with a magnifier are priorities.

Product Specifications

• The magnification is 1x for non-magnified, both-eyes-open operation.
• The objective measures 25 mm providing a large aperture and field of view.
• The reticle is a 2 MOA center dot surrounded by a 68 MOA segmented circle optimized for use with a magnifier.
• The illumination source is LED to power the reticle.
• The sight offers 16 total brightness settings (8 per reticle option).
• The power source is a CR2032 battery.
• The manufacturer specifies 2.5 years of continuous use at the dot-only day setting labeled “3” (manufacturer rating).
• The eye relief is listed as infinite.
• The mount provided is a Full Co-Witness Mount for AR-style optic layouts.
• The housing is constructed from 7075-T6 forged aluminum.
• The sight is rated to a submersion depth of 100 ft (30 m).
• The operating temperature range is -60°F to 160°F (-51°C to 71°C).
• The overall length is 2.9 in.
• Adjustment increments are 0.50 MOA per click with a total adjustment range of 70 MOA.
• The UPC is 719307616028.

Compact, purpose-built, and simple to operate, the MRO HD is aimed at shooters who need a durable, low-profile red dot that pairs cleanly with magnifiers and common AR-style mounting systems. Its sealed construction and user-friendly controls make it a practical choice for range use and competitive scenarios where fast, intuitive sighting is required.

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