- Aimpoint quality and performance at an entry-level price.
- 2 MOA dot with 9 low light and daylight brightness settings.
- Includes mount configured for absolute co-witness with standard height sights.
- Up to 1 year of continuous operation using one DL1/3N battery (included).
Aimpoint ACO Red Dot Reflex Sight 2 MOA with Mount
$349.00
| Brand | Aimpoint |
|---|---|
| Color | Red |
| Style | Modern Sporting |
| Product Dimensions | 4.8"L x 2.2"W x 2.2"H |
| Sport | Hunting |
| Item Weight | 7.8 Ounces |
| Material | Aluminum |
| Magnification Maximum | 1 x |
| Objective Lens Diameter | 30 Millimeters |
| Magnification Minimum | 1 x |
| Compatible Devices | Handgun, Rifle |
| Mounting Type | Picatinny Mount |
| Night vision | No |
| Manufacturer | Aimpoint |
| UPC | 796793524426 |
| Global Trade Identification Number | 07350004384594 |
| Item Package Dimensions L x W x H | 6.8 x 4.6 x 3.4 inches |
| Package Weight | 11.2 ounces |
| Item Dimensions LxWxH | 6.75 x 4.5 x 3.5 inches |
| Brand Name | Aimpoint |
| Model Name | Aimpoint – Aimpoint Carbine Optic (ACO) |
| Suggested Users | unisex-adult |
| Part Number | 200174 |
| Included Components | AR-15 Ready mount, DL1/3N battery, Micro tool |
13 reviews for Aimpoint ACO Red Dot Reflex Sight 2 MOA with Mount
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Julian (verified owner) –
I was impressed by how rugged this sight feels.
Alexander (verified owner) –
Works great even with my astigmatism.
Jonathan (verified owner) –
Great red dot for beginners and experienced shooters alike.
Ryan (verified owner) –
This red dot is better than some higher-priced ones I’ve owned.
Brian Calhoon –
Purchased this to mount on an AR build, and VERY happy with it. Sight is easy to work, easy to adjust, accurate at variable ranges. Worth the money!
ICE_Tech –
I bought this because I didn’t want to spend the money on another T2. I am very pleased that I did. While it is bigger and heavier than my other Aimpoint, it was also much easier on the wallet. I would recommend this sight all day long.
christopher jackson –
I bought two of these because at the time the Aimpoint pros were sold out everywhere. Lets be straight forward, the ACO is an Aimpoint so its durable and still generally better than most other non-Aimpoints; in this regards are in a league of their own. Aimpoints are like Surefires, its hard to go wrong.
Having established that Aimpoints are fantastic, lets get into the weeds. I’m using the Comp M2 as a base line. The mount is just good enough to do the job, but it could be much better, the old Comp M2’s had better mounts. Its not NV capable, pros and the Comp series are, its not guaranteed to be submersible to the same depths as a Comp M2. The Comp M2 came out in the late 1990’s and its still better than an ACO in every way except the dot size.
Overall I’d say save you money for a PRO, for about $60 to $80 more you get a RDS that is superior in every way possible. If you can find one used and returned for less than $400, it might be a good buy. I own two ACO’s and while my review was critical, I still like them and will keep them, they’re still better than most other non-Aimpoints RDS’s. Basically its a good RDS and should serve you well.
Drew Mitchell –
Amazing and so accurate when you zero it! Looks awesome, fits perfectly on my Colt M4 Carbine.
Ryan swigert –
It’s aimpoint enough said
Brian Cox –
I looked at many other more expensive optics for my AR. After reading many positive reviews as well as watching several videos, I decided to purchase the Aimpoint Carbine Optic. I am very glad that I did purchased this optic.
I recently added a 3x tripler to compliment this optic which now will allow me to take further shots at the range as well as when I am hunting.
blake –
Awesome optic. I’m not a big red dot guy but I’m pretty impressed. I have a Saiga AK with a Texas weapon systems top cover. After 5 rounds at 50yards I was in the bullseye. The dot itself is bright, it’s easy to use and sight in. The wind has been nuts in south east Utah lately so I didn’t fire too many rounds, but I’m confident in the optic and accuracy of my rifle
tclfc777 –
When it comes down to an optic there’s a variety of choices out there. I myself have ran a whole gamut of different types on my AK setups and armalight ones of various chambers. From anywhere to the historically famous Axiom Kobra Russian red dot system to the modular setups off my side rail with differing holographic brands..this means Trijicon MRO, Holosun 510c red and green, aimpoints ..now let me stop here for a second. Some people do not like tube style optics so really if you do not like a 30 mm tube setup with a crisp red dot then maybe Aimpoint isn’t for you but what aimpoint feel like it may lack when you first test one out you realize these things are cat diesel engine optics of the optics world. I have beaten the crud out of my ACO and PRO and they still hold zero this is off my side rail systems on my AK’s, these particular ones I don’t use magnifiers..I can’t really stress enough the quality these optics bring even if you choose the ACO over the patrol to save $45 you’re still getting amazing red dot. They work well..only thing I recommend as well is purchasing an ARD from aimpoint..if you don’t know what that is long story short it’s stops the reflection even in lower day light from immediately beaconing and reflecting your position to potential combatants…they work well. Remember prisms, lvpo’s and holographic sights will and shall give away your position very fast unless you set these up. Idk setiius, so if you’re going to be getting an aimpoint don’t forget to get the Anti reflective device for it to save your buttock.
Peace and stay safe blood.
Phillip (verified owner) –
Very easy to adjust. Clear sight picture.