Trijicon MRO Vs Aimpoint Micro T1 H1

Published on March 5, 2016
Duration: 10:07

This expert review from Honest Outlaw compares the Trijicon MRO and Aimpoint Micro T1/H1 red dot sights, both considered top-tier 1x optics for personal defense, competition, and hunting. The comparison highlights differences in size, optical view, ergonomics, and price, offering insights for viewers to make an informed purchasing decision based on their specific needs and platform.

Quick Summary

The Trijicon MRO and Aimpoint Micro T1/H1 are top-tier 1x red dot sights, both offering 2 MOA dots, unlimited eye relief, and 5-year battery life. The MRO provides a more open view with its 25mm objective, while the Aimpoint T1/T2 offers night vision compatibility. Durability is excellent for both, with Aimpoint having a longer proven track record.

Chapters

  1. 00:19Introduction & Purpose
  2. 00:40Personal Optic Use
  3. 01:02Comparison Overview
  4. 01:19Optic Characteristics
  5. 01:54Applications
  6. 02:56Durability & Track Record
  7. 03:35Battery Life & Environmental
  8. 03:59Price Comparison (2016)
  9. 04:35Value & Reliability
  10. 05:07Size & Weight
  11. 05:35Optical View
  12. 06:05MRO Design Cons
  13. 06:56Ergonomics & Clarity
  14. 07:54Mounting Options & Accuracy
  15. 09:14Conclusion & Recommendation

Frequently Asked Questions

What are the key differences between the Trijicon MRO and Aimpoint Micro T1/H1 red dot sights?

The Trijicon MRO has a larger 25mm objective lens for a more open view, while the Aimpoint Micro T1/H1 uses a 20mm lens for a more 'tubey' sight picture. The MRO is slightly larger and heavier. The Aimpoint T1/T2 models offer night vision compatibility, which the H1 lacks.

Which red dot sight is more durable: Trijicon MRO or Aimpoint Micro T1/H1?

Both optics are considered highly durable. However, the Aimpoint series generally holds a slight edge due to its longer market presence and a more extensive, proven track record in extreme conditions. Trijicon has a strong company reputation, but the MRO is a newer design.

What is the battery life and night vision compatibility of the Trijicon MRO and Aimpoint Micro T1/H1?

Both the Trijicon MRO and Aimpoint Micro T1/H1 boast an impressive 5-year battery life, allowing them to be left on continuously. The Trijicon MRO and the Aimpoint Micro T1 (but not the H1) are compatible with night vision devices.

How do the Trijicon MRO and Aimpoint Micro H1 compare in terms of price and value?

As of 2016, the Trijicon MRO was generally less expensive ($450-$550 with mounts) than the Aimpoint H1 ($550-$650). While cheaper options exist, the video emphasizes the value of investing in a reliable optic for critical applications like home defense.

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