In Robert A. Sadowski's review of the Aimpoint ACRO P-2 red dot sight, he highlights the innovation and durability that Aimpoint brings to the table with this optic. Aimpoint, known for introducing its first red dot sight in 1974, continues to impress with its advancements in optics, made for various users ranging from hunters and sports shooters to law enforcement and military personnel. For this review, the author was provided a loaner ACRO P-2 by Aimpoint, which he tested for its reliability and robustness.
The ACRO P-2, primarily designed for handguns, works exceptionally well on other platforms like rifles and shotguns. Sadowski tested it on a Springfield Armory Echelon semi-automatic pistol and a SAINT Victor carbine, both using the 9x19mm Parabellum cartridge. It is a closed-emitter sight, boasting a protected LED, making it robust against environmental challenges. Throughout his testing, Sadowski exposed the ACRO P-2 to elements like dirt, water, and impacts, evaluating its performance. The sight remained highly functional, showcasing its rugged design, intended to simplify accurate shooting by simply placing the red dot on the target.
The ACRO P-2 includes various features that cater to efficiency and user preferences. It has a 3.5 MOA dot, which is ideal for both close and mid-range shooting, and its brightness can be manually adjusted across ten settings, ensuring usability in different lighting conditions, including settings optimized for night vision. Sadowski's tests on both the Echelon and SAINT Victor demonstrated the sight's capability in maintaining accuracy and ease of use during rapid-fire situations. This reliable performance, combined with an attractive price point of $599, positions the Aimpoint ACRO P-2 as a valuable optic in the shooter’s arsenal.
For more details, read the full Aimpoint ACRO P-2 Review: Rugged Red Dot Sight on The Armory Life.
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