Trijicon MRO Slip-On Cover with Clear Lens Caps (Flat Dark Earth)

BH #TRAC31022 • MFR #AC31022
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Trijicon MRO Slip-On Cover with Clear Lens Caps (Flat Dark Earth)
Key Features
  • Keep Dirt and Moisture Off Lenses
  • Protect MRO's Finish
  • Operate with One Hand
  • Covers Nest When Open
Protect your investment in a Trijicon MRO reflex sight with this flat dark earth MRO Slip-On Cover with Clear Lens Caps. The cover slips securely onto your MRO sight, guards its' finish from scratches, and keeps dirt and moisture off the lenses.
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Trijicon AC31022 Overview

Protect your investment in a Trijicon MRO reflex sight with this flat dark earth MRO Slip-On Cover with Clear Lens Caps. The cover slips securely onto your MRO sight, guards its' finish from scratches, and keeps dirt and moisture off the lenses.

There's no need to remove the Slip-On Cover in the field. It permits access to the MRO's brightness, elevation and windage controls, and the lens caps fold out of the way and nest together to they won't flop during recoil or snag on brush. Made of durable thermoplastic polyurethane, the cover is resistant to oils, solvents and UV radiation.

  • Compatible with Trijicon MRO reflex sights
  • Full access to lenses & all controls
  • Open and close lens caps with one hand
  • Lens caps nest together when open — no flopping or snagging
  • Durable TPU resists oils, solvents and UV radiation
UPC: 719307630437

Trijicon AC31022 Reviews

Adds ruggedness to an already rugged sight

By David
Rated 5 out of 5
Date: 2021-11-29

Fairly inexpensive and provides good additional protection for your expensive MRO. A bit hard to put on but persistence pays off eventually. The lens covers are easy to apply or open and it adds negligible weight to your system. Worth the cost and trouble and even looks sharp.

Nice in Theory

By Steve
Rated 1 out of 5
Date: 2020-10-08

I spent over an hour trying to get this on without damaging my MRO. I Googled and You Tube'd strategies, read the frustrations of other buyers, borrowed my wife's hair dryer to try and soften it, then used my fingers until they felt like I'd been shoving bamboo shards under my nails, and finally realized that I was indeed going to damage my unit trying to put a protective cover on it. The irony. Nice in theory, but returned to B&H.

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