TRIJICON - STANDARD MRO RED DOT COVER

Awesome product, read the instructions for installation

I have a Tavor X95 in 300 blackout. There is a switch on top of the rail that adjusts for subsonic ammo. When set it releases excess gas right into the scope lense. The lens covers are see through and show no sign of damage after 500 rounds. Just wipe clean and no worries about damage to my MRO. As for the clear lenses protective covers just soak them in alcohol for about an hour and the film falls off and you have really clean lenses. I use the gun for competition and put a couple scratches on the scope. With this cover that is no longer a problem. Perfect fit and looks great.

I just got a new Trijicon MRO and wanted to protect the glass on it, so I decided to get a cover. Who better than to buy from the manufacturer, right? Well... Kind of. It is very useful but far from perfect. The installation is rather tricky. Take your time and READ the directions. It comes with two plastic clear lenses so you can still shoot the gun with the cover on. I assume this is for a rough environment or in an emergency self-defense situation, you don't have to worry about the covers coming off - just shoot. It's made of very hard rubber and looks really good! The plastic lenses protect it very well and keep out dust/dirt. The only downfall is that adjusting the brightness is a little more difficult with the cover on because it protects the knob from being accidentally changed. Finally, the lens covers connect with one and other on the left side, keeping them out of the way. They connect very easily but do not come apart very easily. In fact, removing them from one and other is by far the biggest challenge and overall major flaw. The FDE color is great. It's slightly off from Magpuls FDE but I love it. Overall, know that you're getting a quality Trijicon product, but it is not perfect.

Thick somewhat stiff polymer material (not soft rubber), solid construction. A bit of a pain to install, but once on there it isn't going anywhere. Of course it fits perfectly with no play at all. Makes the brightness knob more difficult to turn. The plastic lens covers have a film that is very difficult to remove without scratching the plastic surface. Called Trijicon and they advised they're laser cut with the protective film still on them resulting in it being somewhat fused to the plastic at the edges and thus very difficult to remove. Since I scratched one lens cover trying to remove it (fingernail), they promptly offered to send me a replacement set. Overall though a high quality product, even though priced about double what they should cost in my opinion. If you have the coin, go for it, because it'll definitely provide excellent protection to your $450 sight.