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What red dots fit the Smith & Wesson M&P9 M2.0 Metal with Aimpoint ACRO Cut?
7 of the 75 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.
Mount systemS&W M&P ACRO direct cut
Optics that fit7 of 75
No plate needed6
Plate to slideper Aimpoint manual
How this slide mounts an opticA factory slide machined to take an Aimpoint ACRO directly, with no adapter plate — S&W also sells the cut slide on its own. It carries what S&W calls a ClearSight Cut, a machined channel that diverts combustion gas away from the optic's lens window. An ACRO sits tall and eats the rear sight dovetail, so treat co-witness as a question to settle against your own slide rather than an assumption.
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 exactly which slide you have.
Factory sightsAn ACRO clamps over the rear sight dovetail and sits tall, so what your irons do is decided by this slide's own sight configuration rather than by the optic. S&W varies sights by SKU and production run more than most makers — check your own gun rather than the catalogue.
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