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ACRO P2 IS DOG💩??

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to all the people who have an acro p2 ... why? What made y'all choose it over other optics. Does anyone else agree that the acro is not only ugly , but there are so many better options? Ths window is really small with thick borders. The sro, rmr, even the holosun 509 comp look so much better. Acro looks like a mailbox lol.
 
I don't own an Acro p2, but they look pretty cool to me. I like the blocky look, it suits Glocks and HK's well.

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They look cool tbh, though I don't know if I would want one. It's a duty optic, like the Trijicon RCR or RMR etc it's designed to be tough to impacts and hold zero no matter what. A lot of the optics you are looking at aren't as durable
 
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