Sean from United States, AZ Public Profile

As stated in every other review, the cases are awesome. They will protect your investment and look awesome while doing it. One thing I will note is the 1700 can fit a 16" AR also. I was worried my AR wouldn't fit so I purchased the 1720 but there is a lot of room left over. I actually can fit 2 16" AR's in the 1720. So if you are only looking to put one AR I would save the money and go with the 1700.

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Love the optic very clean and clear glass love all my Trijicon products!! I can see! The objective lens of the MRO is one area where things start to get exciting. Trijicon made a huge improvement here, 5mm to be exact. The MRO has an objective lens of 25mm while the T2 objective is only 20mm. When dealing with micro optics, that’s a big improvement, especially when considering both optics are roughly the same size. This increase in size helps to reduce any “tunneling” effect felt while looking through the optic. I can tell you first hand it feels as though peripheral vision has been increased exponentially. Trijicon was smart when they decided on placement of the on/off, brightness adjustment knob. Having it on top allows the shooter to increase or decrease the brightness or switch to NV modes with either hand. This was a welcome change from the T2. I shoot left handed and if I transition the rifle to my weak hand, it is difficult to increase/decrease brightness, while staying ready on the gun. Having the adjustment up top makes it far less cumbersome to make any changes.