Aimpoint , a leading manufacturer and innovator of red dot sighting technology, has announced the release of the ACRO C-2 red dot designed specifically for use on rifles and carbines.
Aimpoint Releases New Red Dot Sight for Rifles and Carbines
The ACRO C-2 is a low-profile, lightweight red dot optic providing rapid target acquisition and accuracy with a 2.5 MOA dot.
by Staff
October 7, 2024
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Aimpoint
The ACRO C-2 is a low-profile, lightweight red dot optic providing rapid target acquisition and accuracy with a 2.5 MOA dot. It features a series of mounting solutions designed to fit Picatinny rails. Customers have a choice of mount configurations that include Reptilia Lower 1/3 Mount, Scalarworks 1.57-inch Mount, and B&T 39mm Mount.
Powered by a standard CR2032 battery and featuring an advanced LED, the ACRO C-2 is capable of always-on performance for over five years (50,000 hours) of continuous use on a single battery. The optic powers on at an optimal setting 7, digital intensity buttons are intuitively designed for quick and easy brightness adjustments of the 2 night vision compatible settings and 8 daylight settings with no automatic shutoff or ambient light adjustments. The ACRO C-2 is easily zeroed with tactile clicks of the flush-mounted windage and elevation adjustments.
For more information on the ACRO C-2 optic or any other Aimpoint products, visit www.aimpoint.us .
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