What red dots fit the Smith & Wesson M&P9 M2.0 Metal with Aimpoint ACRO Cut?
Page last updated . Data compiled September 2026 by Andrew Terrebonne.
6 of the 77 optics tracked here mount to this slide, and 6 of those need no adapter plate. This slide uses S&W M&P ACRO direct cut.
No plate neededPlate neededDoesn’t fit
Mount systemS&W M&P ACRO direct cut
Optics that fit6 of 77
No plate needed6
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How this slide mounts an opticA factory slide cut to take an Aimpoint ACRO directly, with no plate; S&W also sells the slide on its own. Its ClearSight Cut is a channel that steers gas away from the optic's lens. An ACRO sits tall and takes over the rear sight dovetail, so check co-witness on your own slide.
On this modelFactory ACRO cut: the optic mounts straight to the slide with no plate. S&W also sells this slide on its own and lists law-enforcement-only variants under similar names, so check which slide you have.
Factory sightsAn ACRO clamps over the rear sight dovetail and sits tall, so co-witness depends on this slide's own sights, not the optic. S&W varies sights by SKU and production run more than most makers; check your own gun, not the catalogue.
Every optic, and how it mounts
GuidesSuppressor-height sights: will your irons co-witness? · Installing a red dot: what the makers say
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