Aimpoint ACO (Aimpoint Carbine Optic) 2 MOA Red Dot Review

Published on August 4, 2015
Duration: 11:47

This comprehensive review by Mrgunsngear Channel provides an expert-level comparison between the Aimpoint ACO and Aimpoint PRO red dot sights. It details key differences in battery life, night vision compatibility, weight, mounting options, and price. The review highlights the ACO's value for home defense and general carbine use, while acknowledging the PRO's enhanced features for professional applications. The instructor's deep knowledge is evident in the detailed technical breakdown and practical comparisons.

Quick Summary

The Aimpoint ACO is a lighter, waterproof red dot sight with 10,000-hour battery life, suitable for home defense but not night vision compatible. The Aimpoint PRO is heavier, submersible, NV compatible, and offers 30,000-hour battery life, often at a slightly lower price point, making it a more versatile option.

Chapters

  1. 00:41Aimpoint ACO Introduction
  2. 02:00ACO vs. PRO Overview
  3. 02:40Night Vision & Mounting
  4. 03:47Durability & Mount Differences
  5. 04:11Flip Covers & Pricing
  6. 04:39Weight Comparison
  7. 05:06ACO Functionality & Controls
  8. 06:07Dot Clarity & Magnification
  9. 07:27Real-world Battery Life & Conclusion

Frequently Asked Questions

What are the main differences between the Aimpoint ACO and Aimpoint PRO?

The Aimpoint ACO is lighter, waterproof, and lacks night vision compatibility, with a 10,000-hour battery life. The Aimpoint PRO is heavier, submersible to 45m, NV compatible, and has a 30,000-hour battery life. The PRO also includes flip covers and is often priced slightly lower.

How does the battery life compare between the Aimpoint ACO and PRO?

The Aimpoint ACO is rated for approximately 10,000 hours of battery life on brightness setting 7. In contrast, the Aimpoint PRO offers a significantly longer battery life, rated at around 30,000 hours on the same setting.

Is the Aimpoint ACO night vision compatible?

No, the Aimpoint ACO is not night vision compatible. While it offers 9 daylight brightness settings and 1 low-light setting, it does not have dedicated night vision modes like the Aimpoint PRO.

What is the weight difference between the Aimpoint ACO and PRO?

The Aimpoint ACO, including its factory mount and battery, weighs approximately 10 ounces. The Aimpoint PRO, with its included mount, flip covers, and battery, weighs about 12.7 ounces, making the ACO roughly 2.5 ounces lighter.

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