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C&H PRECISION
The C&H Precision Weapons RMR-to-ACRO adapter plate solves a real problem for shooters who want to run an Aimpoint ACRO on a slide or firearm already cut for RMR footprint optics. This steel mounting plate bridges that gap, letting you pair your existing RMR-pattern gun with an ACRO without committing to a new cut or waiting for a custom slide. It's precision-machined by a family-owned shop in Coastal Georgia and built to handle the demands of duty, competition, or serious range work.
C&H machines these plates to tight tolerances on HAAS CNC equipment and puts each one through multiple quality checks before it ships. The steel construction is built for durability, and the mounting hardware is fully replaceable—so if something gets damaged in the field, you swap out just the fasteners instead of junking the whole plate. That practical engineering reflects real-world use: if you're depending on your optic, you don't want a single bent screw to force you into buying a new adapter.
The plate features C&H's patented stainless steel T-Nut design, which delivers six to seven threads of engagement—more bite and more security than conventional hardware. Whether you're transitioning from an RMR-based setup or building a rifle with an ACRO on an RMR-cut receiver, this adapter gives you a solid, American-made solution from a maker known for precision and reliability.
| Manufacturer | C&H Precision Weapons |
| Material | Steel |
| Mount Type | Optic Specific Mount |
| Fits RMR Footprint | Yes |
| Mounts to | Aimpoint ACRO |
Yes. This plate is designed to fit the RMR footprint and allows you to mount an Aimpoint ACRO to a slide or firearm already machined for RMR-pattern optics.
All mounting hardware is replaceable, so you can swap out fasteners without buying a new plate. That keeps you running if something gets bent or damaged in use.
Yes. C&H Precision Weapons manufactures these plates in Coastal Georgia, precision-machining each one on HAAS CNC equipment and running multiple quality checks before shipment.
C&H's patented stainless steel T-Nut provides six to seven threads of engagement, which is more than standard hardware and results in a more secure and durable connection.
C&H PRECISION
The C&H Precision Weapons RMR-to-ACRO adapter plate solves a real problem for shooters who want to run an Aimpoint ACRO on a slide or firearm already cut for RMR footprint optics. This steel mounting plate bridges that gap, letting you pair your existing RMR-pattern gun with an ACRO without committing to a new cut or waiting for a custom slide. It's precision-machined by a family-owned shop in Coastal Georgia and built to handle the demands of duty, competition, or serious range work.
C&H machines these plates to tight tolerances on HAAS CNC equipment and puts each one through multiple quality checks before it ships. The steel construction is built for durability, and the mounting hardware is fully replaceable—so if something gets damaged in the field, you swap out just the fasteners instead of junking the whole plate. That practical engineering reflects real-world use: if you're depending on your optic, you don't want a single bent screw to force you into buying a new adapter.
The plate features C&H's patented stainless steel T-Nut design, which delivers six to seven threads of engagement—more bite and more security than conventional hardware. Whether you're transitioning from an RMR-based setup or building a rifle with an ACRO on an RMR-cut receiver, this adapter gives you a solid, American-made solution from a maker known for precision and reliability.
| Manufacturer | C&H Precision Weapons |
| Material | Steel |
| Mount Type | Optic Specific Mount |
| Fits RMR Footprint | Yes |
| Mounts to | Aimpoint ACRO |
Yes. This plate is designed to fit the RMR footprint and allows you to mount an Aimpoint ACRO to a slide or firearm already machined for RMR-pattern optics.
All mounting hardware is replaceable, so you can swap out fasteners without buying a new plate. That keeps you running if something gets bent or damaged in use.
Yes. C&H Precision Weapons manufactures these plates in Coastal Georgia, precision-machining each one on HAAS CNC equipment and running multiple quality checks before shipment.
C&H's patented stainless steel T-Nut provides six to seven threads of engagement, which is more than standard hardware and results in a more secure and durable connection.
