Aimpoint ACRO P-2

[gamewarden]

Out of pure idle curiosity, how much time do you have with an ACRO? The reason I ask, is I have a Glock G45 with a direct-milled ACRO P-1. It's got nearly 5,000 rounds on it, and been carried over a year.

I never had an issue with it. I have found that the overwhelming majority of people making observations have rarely seen or shot a P-1, much less put thousands of rounds through one.

What was it that you found to be an issue when you were carrying one concealed, and how long did you carry it? Can you share what holster and belt combo you used? Holster design has a huge impact on comfort and concealment.

100% agree, I've been carrying one on a G45 that has thousands of rounds on it. Zero issues with AIWB.

[gamewarden]

I learned in the one of the Holosun threads that many, many people on this forum are.

Enjoy your optics choice then.

[mig1nc]

Did they give a release date?

I just had primary machine mill a VP9 slide for a Trijicon SRO. Love it. I was waiting for an updated Acro to put on a Glock. Direct milled is definitely the way to go.

I was asking my machinist yesterday about this. He asked me if there were any published engineering drawings for the acro rail interface. I've googled my butt off, but can't find it.

Do you have any links?


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[MadAngler1]

Primary machine won’t mill slides any
more. I just emailed Jager Works and asked them. Will let you know.

https://jagerwerks.com/

https://jagerwerks.com/aimpoint-acro-for-glock/

I was going to get plain black lower 1/3 irons: https://jagerwerks.com/aimpoint-acro...hts-for-glock/

[mebiuspower]

I was asking my machinist yesterday about this. He asked me if there were any published engineering drawings for the acro rail interface. I've googled my butt off, but can't find it.

Do you have any links?

Manufacturers will provide the drawing if your machinist requests for it.

[Mysteryman]

I'm not hung up on the China thing really.

You're ok supporting a nation bent on destroying the US and any other democratic nation for their own gain. You're ok with supporting a nation that uses its citizens like a natural resource. A nation that doesn't give a flying f*ck about who's fish they harvest, what waste they dump into the ocean/earth or how dangerous a product might be. You're ok with low quality crap... Got it.

[AndyLate]

You're ok supporting a nation...

I don't disagree with your position but it is not necessary for us to bring it up in every optics thread.

[BoringGuy45]

You're ok supporting a nation bent on destroying the US and any other democratic nation for their own gain. You're ok with supporting a nation that uses its citizens like a natural resource. A nation that doesn't give a flying f*ck about who's fish they harvest, what waste they dump into the ocean/earth or how dangerous a product might be. You're ok with low quality crap... Got it.

First off, I'm not supporting the nation. That's a HUGE generalization simply because I'm buying a product that was, like 90% of the shit in this country, manufactured over there. Don't get mad at me; get mad at the greedy, unscrupulous corporations who set up shop over there because they wanted to exploit cheap labor.

Second, I'm pretty sure you wrote that on a computer built in China, or with parts built in China, wearing clothes that were made in China, or at least some other nation that exploits labor and hates the West. I'm pretty sure your cell phone, TV, and about 50 to 80 percent of the stuff in your house was made partially or entirely in China.

And, Holosun is not a low quality RDS either. That's been pretty thoroughly proven.

[gamewarden]

First off, I'm not supporting the nation. That's a HUGE generalization simply because I'm buying a product that was, like 90% of the shit in this country, manufactured over there. Don't get mad at me; get mad at the greedy, unscrupulous corporations who set up shop over there because they wanted to exploit cheap labor.

Second, I'm pretty sure you wrote that on a computer built in China, or with parts built in China, wearing clothes that were made in China, or at least some other nation that exploits labor and hates the West. I'm pretty sure your cell phone, TV, and about 50 to 80 percent of the stuff in your house was made partially or entirely in China.

And, Holosun is not a low quality RDS either. That's been pretty thoroughly proven.

I don't disagree however, the firearms accessory market and the electronics market are not the same animal. Also, just because some individuals beat one optic against a 2x4 just means that optic was durable. I'd be more interested in the data from departments purchasing hundreds and letting them bounce around in squads with huge temperature fluctuations.

[BoringGuy45]

I don't disagree however, the firearms accessory market and the electronics market are not the same animal. Also, just because some individuals beat one optic against a 2x4 just means that optic was durable. I'd be more interested in the data from departments purchasing hundreds and letting them bounce around in squads with huge temperature fluctuations.

That will remain to be seen. Every optic began with someone beating the hell out of it in tests as the only evidence of its durability. I don't want to pass over something that is potentially a good product because it has not yet had the chance to show that its as good as the proven products on the battlefield. I just bought a Holosun 509. I like it so far. If it becomes a problem, I can always sell it and get an ACRO P-2.