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Aimpoint AB is a Swedish optics company based in Malmö, Sweden that manufactures red dot sights.

Key Information

Aimpoint is a contractor for the United States military and supplies the Aimpoint CompM4. Aimpoint products are used by various armed forces, and are marketed to civilians for hunting and sport. The Aimpoint Comp sights, such as the CompM2, are Aimpoint's most popular product line.

Company

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Aimpoint is a manufacturing company founded in 1974.[1] Their primary products are reflector (or reflex) sights, specifically the red dot sight sub-type. In 1975 they introduced their first product,[2] the "Aimpoint Electronic" red dot sight, based on a design by Helsingborg engineer John Arne Ingemund Ekstrand.[3] This is the first light emitting diode (LED) "red dot" reflector sight manufactured.[citation needed] Aimpoint currently offers various products based on this technology. In 1997 the US Army awarded Aimpoint the first military contract for a red dot sight, the Aimpoint CompM2, designated the “M68 Close Combat Optic”.[4] [5]

Products

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Aimpoint on an AK4
Ak 5D seen here with an Aimpoint red dot sight.
Hunter with Aimpoint Micro H-2 on rifle

Aimpoint's red dot sights are marketed to hunters, marksmen, law-enforcement agencies, and military organizations.[6] Nearly 3,000,000 sights are in use world wide today.[citation needed]

Their products use non-magnifying optical collimators (reflector or "reflex" sights) and battery powered LEDs to produce an illuminated red dot reticle. Many sights utilize a mangin mirror system, consisting of a meniscus lens corrector element combined with a semi-reflective mirror (referred to as a "two lens" or "double lens" system by Aimpoint[7]), that compensates for spherical aberration, an error that can cause the dot position to diverge from the sight's optical axis with change in eye position.[8][9][10] Aimpoint markets their sights as "parallax free",[11][citation needed] but this seems to refer to their off-axis spherical aberration correction system at one optimized viewing distance. Aimpoints, like all collimated sight systems, induce some parallax at non-optimized viewing distances.[12][13]

Aimpoint has separate distributors for their military and civilian products in many countries.[14][15][citation needed]

Aimpoint mounting standards

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Left: Aimpoint Acro C2 reflex sight laying on its side. Right: Acro rail on a Picatinny riser.
Approximate dimensions of an Aimpoint Acro dovetail rail.

Aimpoint has launched a series of proprietary mounts for their products. These include:

  • Aimpoint CompM4 mount: Launched in 2007[16] with the Aimpoint CompM4 sight. The sight is attached to the mount via two M5 screws from the underside, and the mount has a transverse groove acting as a recoil lug. The Aimpoint Comp line was launched in 1993.[16] The predecessor of the CompM4, CompM2, had a 30 mm ring mount and was introduced in the American military in 2000. Some manufacturers have copied the M4 mount system, but it has mainly been used by Aimpoint.[17][citation needed]
  • Aimpoint Micro mount: Launched in 2007[18] together with the compact Aimpoint Micro series of sights (T1 and H1, and later T2 and H2). The sight is attached to the mount with four M3 screw. The mount has a longitudinal profile which is reminiscent of the Zeiss rail, but with other dimensions and a square recoil lug in the middle. The profile is also longitudinally slightly offset from the centerline. The standard has been copied by many other manufacturers, and has been a common mounting standard for reflex sights in sizes similar to the Aimpoint Micro (such as Holosun 403B, Minox RV1, SIG Sauer Romeo4, Vortex Crossfire and Aimpoint Comp M5b[19]). In addition to being offered as the mounting surface on sights from many other optics manufacturers, there are also many aftermarket mounts available for this pattern.[20]
  • Aimpoint Acro rail: Launched in 2019 together with the sights Aimpoint Acro P-1 and C-1.[21] This is a mount without screws acting directly between the sight and the mount, and is slim enough (approximately 15 mm wide and 2 mm tall) so that it can be milled directly into most pistol slides. The mount is a dovetail rail with a thick transverse recoil lug (4 mm) and is reminiscent of a miniaturized version of the Picatinny rail, but with a lower and slimmer profile, and fewer edges exposed to the user. With competing standards for attaching miniature red dot sights to pistols (such as the Docter, Trijicon, C-more and Shield/Leupold mounting standards), experience among competition shooters has shown that the screws used for attaching the sight directly to the mount can wear due to inadvertently taking up recoil, including both normal recoil from firing as well as negative recoil from when the slide closes during feeding, resulting in the screws wearing and needing to be replaced over time. The Acro mount does not use such screws, but instead has a clamp mount. Due to using a clamp mount (similar to the Picatinny), no screws are needed to attach the sight to the mount rail. The Acro rail has so far been used on Aimpoint Acro (P1, C1, P2, C2) and Steiner MPS.[21]

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Aimpoint AB is a privately owned Swedish manufacturer of red dot reflex sights, specializing in durable, battery-powered optical aiming devices for firearms, founded in February 1975 in Malmö by inventors Arne Ekstrand and Gunnar Sandberg. The company pioneered the world's first commercial electronic red dot sight, the Aimpoint Electronic, in 1975, which used a light-emitting diode (LED) to project a red aiming dot onto a reflector lens, enabling faster and more precise targeting on moving objects compared to traditional iron sights. Initially developed for hunters and sport shooters to improve accuracy, Aimpoint's products quickly gained traction in professional applications, with the Swedish Army placing its first military order for the Aimpointac model in 1980. By the early 1990s, Aimpoint sights were adopted by elite military units worldwide, including U.S. Delta Force during the 1991 Gulf War (using Aimpoint 3000 and 5000 models) and the 1993 Battle of Mogadishu (Aimpoint 5000). In 1997, the U.S. Army awarded Aimpoint its first multi-year contract for 80,000 CompM sights, designated as the M68 Close Combat Optic (CCO), marking a significant milestone in military integration. This was followed by a larger 2007 contract for 565,000 CompM4 units, which saw extensive use in the Global War on Terror by U.S. and allied forces, including French military operations. To date, Aimpoint has supplied over 765,000 units to militaries globally, establishing itself as a leading supplier for armed forces and law enforcement. Aimpoint's product lineup has evolved to include rugged, parallax-free models like the Comp series for rifles, the series (introduced ) for compact applications, and the enclosed Acro series (launched 2018) for pistols, all handmade in and designed to withstand extreme conditions such as submersion to 25 meters and temperatures from -45°C to +60°C. The company maintains a global presence with subsidiaries in the U.S. (established 2002) and other regions, employing around 460 people and generating approximately 150 million euros in turnover in 2024, while having produced over 5 million sights across 12 current model lines for civilian, hunting, and professional use.

History

Founding and Early Development

Aimpoint was founded in 1975 in , , as a family-owned company under Sandberg Development AB by the Sandberg family, with Gunnar Sandberg playing a pivotal role through his earlier electronics firm ElektroSandberg established in 1959. The company's inception stemmed from the need to enhance accuracy for moving targets in hunting and sport , leading to the development of innovative sighting . The initial inspiration for Aimpoint's core technology came in 1974 when Swedish engineer Arne Ekstrand created a rudimentary of a reflex sight using an empty roll as housing, along with a and battery to project a simple aiming point. This concept, conceived by Ekstrand while observing a stationary light reflection during shaving, addressed the challenges of traditional for quick . Ekstrand, lacking sufficient resources for full development, partnered with Gunnar Sandberg, who provided funding and manufacturing support, resulting in the patenting of the electric-powered reflex optic design in February 1975. In the same year, Aimpoint launched its first commercial product, the Aimpoint Electronic (also known as the G1), which became the world's first electronic available to the public. This device featured a side-mounted battery and a basic LED-generated red dot, revolutionizing aiming by allowing both eyes to remain open for faster and more intuitive shooting. Early efforts focused exclusively on civilian markets, targeting hunters and sport shooters who benefited from the sight's ability to improve precision on dynamic targets without . Commercialization proved challenging in the mid-to-late , as the novel red dot technology faced skepticism from traditionalists accustomed to scoped or , particularly in the American market, and the company grappled with limited production capabilities and market penetration. Despite these hurdles, Aimpoint began shifting toward applications in the late , laying the groundwork for future defense contracts that would expand its scope beyond civilian use.

Key Milestones and Expansion

In 1980, Aimpoint introduced the Aimpointac, its first red dot sight designed specifically for military small arms, which was promptly adopted by the Swedish Armed Forces as a robust aiming solution for enhanced accuracy in combat scenarios. During the 1990s, Aimpoint experienced substantial growth, with its sights (such as the 3000 and 5000 models) adopted by elite military units worldwide, including U.S. Delta Force during the 1991 Gulf War and the 1993 Battle of Mogadishu. In 1997, the company received its first major U.S. military contract for 80,000 CompM sights, designated as the M68 Close Combat Optic, and gained broader adoption by NATO forces while expanding exports to over 50 countries. The launch of the Aimpoint Micro series in 2007 marked a pivotal advancement, introducing compact, lightweight red dot sights that utilized innovative diode technology to set a new standard for portability and performance in professional applications. That year, Aimpoint also secured a larger U.S. Army contract for 565,000 CompM4 units, which saw extensive use in the Global War on Terror by U.S. and allied forces. In 2018, Aimpoint debuted the ACRO series, the industry's first enclosed-emitter miniature tailored for pistols and submachine guns, expanding the company's offerings into with superior durability and waterproofing. Aimpoint's expansion into pistol-mounted sights continued with strategic partnerships, including a 2025 collaboration with to integrate the new COA optic via the proprietary A-CUT mounting interface on select 9mm pistols, enhancing factory-direct optic installations. Throughout 2025, Aimpoint celebrated its 50th anniversary, commemorating five decades of pioneering red dot technology since its founding in 1975 and underscoring its enduring leadership in sighting systems trusted by militaries worldwide.

Company Overview

Ownership and Leadership

Aimpoint AB remains under the continued family ownership of the Sandberg family through Sandberg Development AB since its founding in 1975, operating as a without public listing or involvement from external investors. This structure, inherited by Per Sandberg from his father Gunnar Sandberg, allows for long-term strategic control focused on innovation in optical sighting technology. As of 2025, Per Lovatt serves as CEO of Aimpoint AB, succeeding Lennart Ljungfelt who retired after 22 years in the role, and guides the company's strategic direction toward sustained growth and technological advancement in red dot sights and fire control systems. Under Lovatt's , Aimpoint emphasizes and reliability, aligning with the company's "Performance from Trust" to prioritize user needs in demanding environments. The company's independent operation as a family-controlled entity enables a focus on quality and durability over short-term profit-driven decisions, evidenced by its production of over five million sights renowned for optical precision and low power consumption. This approach supports consistent investment in rugged, high-performance products for , , and users without external pressures. Aimpoint's board includes family involvement, with Per Gunnar Sandberg serving as Chairman of Aimpoint Sweden AB, providing oversight that integrates family vision into key decisions, including priorities. The broader governance framework is supported by Sandberg Development's board-adopted , which outlines values for ethical practices across its portfolio. Aimpoint upholds a commitment to ethical and policies through its company's emphasis on sustainable growth and societal value in the sector, ensuring responsible operations that minimize environmental impact while maintaining high standards in production.

Operations and Global Presence

Aimpoint's headquarters and primary facilities are situated in , , where the company conducts , development, production, , and operations. These facilities, along with a secondary production site in Gällivare, , are certified to ISO 9001:2015 standards, ensuring rigorous quality control throughout the process. In September 2025, Aimpoint inaugurated an expanded production facility in Gällivare, adding 2160 square meters of new space to enhance capacity. Each is hand-assembled in these controlled environments to uphold precision and durability. To verify product reliability, Aimpoint implements comprehensive testing protocols that simulate extreme environmental conditions, including submersion under water, exposure to high and low temperatures ranging from cold to intense heat, and physical impacts. These assessments, conducted in state-of-the-art facilities, confirm the sights' performance across diverse climates and operational stresses, from subzero environments to high humidity. In , Aimpoint operates through its wholly owned subsidiary, Aimpoint Inc., based in , which manages regional distribution, customer service, and warranty support. This U.S. entity facilitates efficient delivery and maintenance for military, , and civilian users in the region. Aimpoint maintains a global footprint with authorized dealers and distributors in numerous countries, enabling widespread availability for hunters, sport shooters, and professionals. The company also secures military contracts with armed forces in most nations and beyond, including the U.S. Army, U.S. Marine Corps, , , , and others, supporting deployments worldwide. Over 2 million sights have been supplied to the U.S. military alone since 1997, underscoring the scale of its international military engagements. Aimpoint's supply chain emphasizes Swedish engineering expertise, with core development and assembly rooted in domestic facilities to prioritize reliability and innovation. As a family-owned enterprise under Sandberg Development, the company adopts a long-term approach to operations, focusing on sustainable practices and consistent quality across its global activities.

Products

Red Dot Sights

Aimpoint's red dot sights are non-magnifying reflex optics designed for rapid in diverse lighting conditions, featuring a projected red aiming dot that allows for both-eyes-open shooting. These sights are renowned for their rugged construction, suitable for , law enforcement, and civilian applications, with common attributes including unlimited eye relief for flexible positioning and compatibility with devices through dedicated low-intensity settings. The Comp series represents Aimpoint's full-size, military-grade red dot sights, optimized for demanding operational environments. Models such as the CompM5 and CompM4 deliver a precise 2 dot for accurate aiming at various ranges, with battery life exceeding 50,000 hours—equivalent to over five years of continuous use at medium daylight settings on a single for the CompM5, and up to 80,000 hours on an for the CompM4. These sights maintain functionality when to depths of 25 meters and include multiple brightness adjustments for day and night use. Introduced in 2007, the Micro series offers compact and lightweight alternatives for rifles, pistols, and other platforms where size and weight are critical. The Micro T-2, for instance, provides a 2 dot, 50,000 hours of battery life from a CR2032 cell (over five years at daylight setting 8), unlimited eye relief, and compatibility across 12 intensity levels, while remaining to 25 meters. The Micro H-2 variant extends these features for hunting applications, emphasizing low-light performance and durability in outdoor conditions. Launched in 2018, the ACRO series introduces enclosed-emitter designs for enhanced protection against environmental hazards, particularly suited for pistols and subcompact firearms. The ACRO C-2 model features a 2.5 or 3.5 dot option, with 50,000 hours of operation on a CR2032 battery (five years at daylight setting 6), unlimited eye relief, settings, and submersion resistance to 5 meters, prioritizing reliability in close-quarters scenarios. The Acro P-2, an enhanced model optimized for pistols, incorporates a closed emitter design with military-grade robustness, tested to withstand over 20,000 rounds of .40 S&W ammunition and extreme shock and vibration. It features a 3.5 dot reticle, 50,000 hours of constant-on battery life on a CR2032 battery at daylight setting 6, operationally parallax-free optics with unlimited eye relief, compact dimensions of 47 x 33 x 31 mm, and a 15 x 15 mm clear aperture. The Acro P-2 is submersible to 35 meters and suitable for pistols as well as rifles and other platforms with appropriate adapters. For civilian and users, the 9000 series serves as a legacy line with mechanical intensity adjustments for the 2 dot, offering over 50,000 hours of battery life and submersion to 5 meters, while the modern COA model provides a 3.5 dot with electronic brightness control across eight daylight and four settings, achieving 50,000 hours on a CR2032 battery and similar waterproofing. These models emphasize versatility for sporting rifles and , with features like adjustable dot intensity to match ambient light.

Mounting Systems and Accessories

Aimpoint's mounting systems are engineered to provide secure, repeatable attachment of red dot sights to a variety of firearms, ensuring stability during high-recoil applications. The company's solutions emphasize quick-detach mechanisms and precise alignment to maintain zero, allowing users to remove and reinstall without recalibration. These systems are compatible with standard rail interfaces, enhancing versatility for , , and civilian users. The Aimpoint Micro mount standard, introduced in 2007, defines a compact footprint for small-tube red dot sights, featuring a base with three horizontal and two angled surfaces for tool-free attachment to compatible mounts. This standard supports quick-detach levers that secure to Picatinny rails (MIL-STD-1913), with common configurations providing heights such as absolute co-witness (approximately 1.41 inches from rail to optic center) for seamless integration on AR-15 platforms. The design prioritizes modularity, allowing adaptation across rifles, shotguns, and handguns while preserving zero retention under repeated impacts. For full-size sights like the CompM4, Aimpoint offers the integrated QRP2 quick-detach (QD) mount, which clamps directly to Picatinny rails with a lever-release system for rapid installation and removal. This mount is optimized for lower 1/3 co-witness height (approximately 1.6 inches), providing compatibility with STANAG 2324 rail standards used in military applications. The QRP2's robust construction ensures zero retention even after thousands of cycles, supporting its adoption as a standard in multiple forces. In 2025, Aimpoint introduced the A-CUT interface as a dedicated mounting standard, enabling direct attachment of the COA to modified slides on Glocks and similar platforms without adapter plates. This patented system uses two M3.5 screws torqued to 2 Newton-meters for secure fixation, positioning the optic deeper into the slide for enhanced stability and reduced profile. The A-CUT eliminates lateral movement, maintaining precise zero under while promoting modularity for and competitive shooting. Aimpoint's accessories further enhance mounting versatility, including flip-up lens covers with a solid front and transparent rear for quick and protection against environmental hazards. Spacers in heights such as 30 mm, 33 mm, and 39 mm allow users to customize optic elevation for optimal sight picture on AR-15s, shotguns, and handguns, while rail adapters like the LRP (lever release Picatinny) and dovetail kits (for 10.7-12.7 mm ribs) extend compatibility to non-standard firearms. These components are constructed from durable aluminum to withstand , ensuring consistent zero retention and user-driven modularity across diverse platforms.

Technology and Innovations

Core Technological Advancements

Aimpoint red dot sights operate on the , employing a non-magnifying collimated red dot projection generated by an LED source at 650 nm , which creates a parallax-free aiming point that remains aligned with the weapon's bore regardless of the user's eye position. This design utilizes a partially reflective front lens coated with a unique that reflects the red LED back toward the eye while transmitting nearly 100% of and near- , ensuring unlimited eye and rapid without the need for precise eye centering. A key innovation in power systems is Aimpoint's Advanced Circuit Electronics Technology (ACET), which combines highly efficient LEDs with optimized circuitry to achieve exceptional battery longevity, enabling up to 50,000 hours of continuous operation on a single CR2032 lithium battery or equivalent in compatible models. This efficiency stems from low-power LED operation and integrated that minimizes consumption while maintaining consistent dot intensity, supplemented by optional polarization filters that reduce ambient light interference and further enhance visibility without draining resources. Durability is achieved through ruggedized construction featuring hard-anodized aluminum housings that protect internal components from environmental extremes, with the sights tested to withstand shocks up to 500 g and submersion to depths of 80 feet (25 meters) for extended periods. These features ensure operational reliability in harsh conditions, including temperatures ranging from -49°F to +160°F, without compromising optical clarity or alignment. Aimpoint sights offer selectable dot sizes of 2 for precision aiming at longer ranges and 4 for faster in close-quarters scenarios, paired with 12 adjustable brightness settings—typically four for (NVD) compatibility and eight for daylight use—to adapt to varying lighting conditions. Night vision compatibility is facilitated by dedicated low-intensity modes and the front lens band-pass coating, which prevent dot bloom or washout when viewed through NVDs by reflecting only the red aiming efficiently while allowing full transmission of the spectrum, enabling seamless integration with all generations of devices, particularly third-generation models.

Recent Developments and Standards

In 2019, Aimpoint introduced the ACRO series, featuring a fully enclosed optical channel and sealed electronics designed to protect against debris, solvents, and harsh tactical environments, marking a significant advancement in red dot sights. This design addressed vulnerabilities in open-emitter optics by preventing environmental contaminants from compromising the emitter or lens, while maintaining a compact profile suitable for and applications. Building on this, Aimpoint launched the COA series in 2025 in collaboration with , incorporating the innovative A-CUT mounting interface for seamless direct-to-slide integration on modular . The A-CUT system uses a clamp mechanism that ensures secure, repeatable zeroing without additional plates, enhancing modularity and reducing optic height for improved concealability and handling. This development sets a new standard for pistol-mounted red dots, prioritizing durability and user adaptability in dynamic operational scenarios. Aimpoint's products, including the ACRO and COA series, are rigorously tested to MIL-STD-810 standards for environmental resilience, encompassing shock, vibration, temperature extremes, and immersion to simulate real-world military and tactical stresses. These compliance efforts contribute to industry benchmarks by demonstrating how red dot sights can endure prolonged exposure to adverse conditions without performance degradation, influencing design practices among optics manufacturers. Current models like the Comp M5 achieve more than 10 years (over 87,600 hours) of battery life on settings through advanced LED and technologies. These efforts build on historical battery evolution, emphasizing energy efficiency for extended field use.

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