Aimpoint ACRO P2

[L.C.]

I have been looking for an Aimpoint ACRO P2. Not in stock anywhere. Even out of stock at Aimpoint. What's Up??
Has anyone seen one in stock anywhere?

 

[O4L]

They seem to sell faster than they can make them. You might just have to put one on back order and wait a couple of months. Good luck!

 

[L.C.]

They seem to sell faster than they can make them. You might just have to put one on back order and wait a couple of months. Good luck!

That may be what I do, in the mean time I think I will get a Leopoldo Delta Point Pro for now.

 

[O4L]

Those two optics have radically different footprints for the cutout you need on your handgun unless you use adaptors.

What are you mounting it on?

 

[L.C.]

Those two optics have radically different footprints for the cutout you need on your handgun unless you use adaptors.

What are you mounting it on?

Sig M17

 

[O4L]

Sig M17

You may already know all of this but you will need something like this adaptor for the Acro...

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There are other less expensive options but these are considered the best by most from what I hear.

Likewise you will need something similar to mount the Leopold red dot.

 

[YetiSam]

I got my P2 from EuroOptic. It took a while.

 

[teslawasframed]

I second the recommendation for the C&H plate...they're the best out there.

 

[O4L]

Here ya go. Better hurry! @L.C.

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[Rez Exelon]

I didn't want to pay extra for the aimpoint and picked up a Steiner MPS when they were on sale for 375. Seems to be a really solid unit, but I haven't tortured it yet. That might be another option as it shares the Acro footprint.