Steiner MPS | Best Handgun Closed Emitter?

Published on November 17, 2022
Duration: 10:55

This review of the Steiner MPS handgun red dot sight highlights its features as a closed emitter optic. The presenter, Roger Barrera of QVO Tactical, details its compact size, battery life, and the convenience of a top-loading battery compartment. He also discusses mounting compatibility, particularly with AimPoint Acro footprint firearms and dedicated plates for Staccato pistols, and provides insights into its performance during range drills and holster testing.

Quick Summary

The Steiner MPS is a closed emitter handgun red dot sight featuring a 3.3 MOA dot, 8 brightness levels, and 13,000 hours of battery life. It utilizes the AimPoint Acro footprint and has a convenient top-loading battery compartment. Dedicated mounting plates are recommended for optimal fit on certain firearms like Staccato pistols.

Chapters

  1. 00:00Introduction: Steiner MPS Handgun Red Dot
  2. 01:06Acquiring the Steiner MPS & Discount Code
  3. 01:37Steiner MPS Technical Specifications
  4. 02:16Closed Emitter Preference & Holosun Comparison
  5. 02:30Mounting on Staccato C2: CHPWS & Dawson Plates
  6. 03:08Range Session: 350 Rounds & Familiarization
  7. 03:32Zeroing the Steiner MPS Optic
  8. 03:46Draws from Concealment Drills
  9. 05:01Single Shot Drills with Shot Timer
  10. 06:20Carrying with Full-Size Guns & Lights
  11. 07:06OWB Concealment & Optic Profile
  12. 07:20Duty Holster Compatibility: Safariland & Blackhawk
  13. 08:10Final Thoughts: Auto Shutoff Feature
  14. 08:31Blue Tint in Glass Explained
  15. 08:52Included Adapter Plate & Prodigy Compatibility
  16. 09:21Overall Thoughts on the Steiner MPS
  17. 09:57Gripes: Brightness Settings
  18. 10:16Conclusion & Discount Information

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the Steiner MPS and what makes it notable?

The Steiner MPS is a closed emitter handgun red dot sight, notable for its compact size, durable metal construction, and top-loading battery compartment. It aims to be a top contender in the handgun optic market, offering a balance of features for concealed carry and duty use.

How does the Steiner MPS mount on firearms, especially Staccato pistols?

The MPS utilizes the AimPoint Acro footprint. While many firearms with Acro plates are compatible, Staccato pistols required dedicated plates from CHPWS or Dawson Precision for a flush and secure fit, as standard Acro plates did not align correctly.

What are the key specifications of the Steiner MPS optic?

The Steiner MPS weighs just over two ounces, features 8 brightness levels, and offers approximately 13,000 hours of battery life on a single 1632 battery. It has a 3.3 MOA dot and a top-loading battery compartment for easy access.

Can the auto shutoff feature on the Steiner MPS be disabled?

Yes, the auto shutoff feature on the Steiner MPS can be disabled. This is achieved by pressing and holding both the plus (+) and minus (-) brightness adjustment buttons simultaneously for about 10 to 15 seconds until the red dot flashes, confirming the feature is off.

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