C&H Precision RISERACROXL Picatinny Mount Black Steel Compatible w/ Aimpoint ACRO
$83.49
The C&H Precision RISERACROXL Picatinny Mount is a black steel adapter built to transition your Aimpoint ACRO red dot from its native mounting pattern to a standard Picatinny rail. If you've got an ACRO and want to run it on a rifle or pistol with a modern rail system, this mount lets you do it without swapping optics. C&H Precision is known for precision machine work and thoughtful design—this mount reflects that reputation with solid steel construction and a no-nonsense fit.
The ACRO is a compact, durable red dot that's earned a following in duty and tactical circles, but its proprietary footprint limits where you can install it. The RISERACROXL solves that problem by providing a reliable intermediate between the optic and your gun's rail. Black steel construction resists corrosion and blends with most tactical setups, and the Picatinny interface is the industry standard—meaning you can mount, remove, and reinstall the whole assembly with confidence.
Whether you're building a defensive carbine, outfitting a duty gun, or setting up a precision pistol, this adapter keeps your ACRO in the fight and lets you maintain zero across different platforms if you move the optic between guns.
Key Features
- Black steel construction for durability and corrosion resistance
- Designed specifically for Aimpoint ACRO red dot optics
- Picatinny rail interface for universal mounting compatibility
- Precision engineering from C&H Precision Weapons
Specifications
| Manufacturer | C&H Precision Weapons |
| Product Name | RISERACROXL Picatinny Mount |
| Optic Compatibility | Aimpoint ACRO |
| Mount Type | Picatinny Rail |
| Material | Black Steel |
Frequently Asked Questions
Will this mount work with my Aimpoint ACRO?
Yes—the RISERACROXL is designed specifically for Aimpoint ACRO optics and adapts them to Picatinny rail systems.
What rifle or pistol rails does this fit?
Any standard Picatinny rail. That includes modern sporting rifles, tactical carbines, and pistols with Picatinny-equipped slides or frames.
Will I lose zero if I remove the mount and reinstall it?
Picatinny mounts are designed to return to zero when properly reinstalled, though best practice is to verify zero on a range after any significant disassembly.
Is this mount shim-free or does it require adjustment?
We don't have specific information on shimming or bore-sighting requirements. We recommend contacting C&H Precision directly or your local gunsmith if you have questions about installation fit.
