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What’s the difference from this model and the HD model? — 1 Answer

by Droski, from AZ, United States Asked on March 28, 2022

Name Trijicon MRO 1x25mm 2 MOA Adjustable Green Dot Sight (3.7)
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Answered by Hunter, Gear Expert, from OH, United States, on April 05, 2022

There are a few differences between the the Trijicon MRO 1x25mm 2 MOA Adjustable Green Dot Sight and the Trijicon MRO HD 1x25mm Red Dot Sight. First the Trijicon MRO HD 1x25mm Red Dot Sight has been re-engineered and updated to work better with magnifier. The Trijicon MRO HD 1x25mm Red Dot Sight also has the option of changing from a center dot only reticle or a 2 MOA center dot with 68 MOA segmented circle reticle. The Trijicon MRO 1x25mm 2 MOA Adjustable Green Dot Sight has just the center dot reticle but has models that have a green dot or red dot. The Trijicon MRO HD 1x25mm Red Dot Sight models only come with a red reticle.

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