Aimpoint ACRO P-2
The enclosed optic that invented the category. Completely sealed, a battery that runs five years continuously without ever turning off, and a housing tested to 100,000 rounds of 9mm. Expensive and heavy — and in return, nearly impossible to knock out of action.
What's good about it
- Completely sealed and built for extreme durability
- Five years of continuous operation — you can leave it on all the time
- Top-loading battery, no removal needed
What's less good
- The most expensive and heaviest in the category
- Unique ACRO footprint — fewer pistols and mounts
- Relatively small window for the price
Common user reviews
The remarks that come up most often among owners of this optic, good and bad. User opinions, not our test.
Common praise
- Most common praise: leave it on for years and never touch it
- Completely sealed — nothing gets in
- Feels like real duty gear
Common complaints
- Most common complaint: the price
- Heavy and noticeable on a pistol
- Small window compared to cheaper competitors
What's in it
Enclosed emitter
Holster lint, sweat and dust cannot block the dot
Co-witness
The iron sights stay visible below the dot
Which pistols it fits
2 models sold in Israel take the ACRO footprint, directly or through the adapter plate supplied with the pistol.
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