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Beretta [Stock Brigader Billenium] adjustable sights | fiber optic

Sights for Beretta Stock

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This collection contains iron sights for the Beretta Stock. They are made by LPA in Italy. For the Beretta Brigader and Beretta Billenium, see Sights for Beretta Brigader and Sights for Beretta Billenium.

Sights for the Beretta Stock

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Beretta [Stock, Brigader, Billenium] adjustable sights blank, fiber optic, white dots LPA

All sights in this collection are sets of front and rear sight.

Which sights to choose

  • You want to zero for your ammunition or shoot competition: adjustable sights. You set windage and elevation with screws.

The sights in detail

  • Adjustable sights from LPA, in blank, fiber optic and white dots. You set windage and elevation with screws, so you can zero them for your ammunition.

How to zero adjustable sights

Shoot a group at a fixed distance. Move the rear sight in the direction you want the point of impact to move: to the right to move hits to the right, up to move hits up. Turn the screw a few clicks at a time and shoot again.

Fit

  • They also fit Beretta Brigader models and Beretta Billenium models.

Sight picture

Fiber optic collects daylight and shines brightly at the range and in competition. Blank sights have a plain grooved surface without any marks. White dots give contrast without glowing.

Installation

Most pistol sights sit in a dovetail. You drift the old sight out and the new one in with a sight pusher or a punch. See Installation tools.

For all sights of this brand, see Sights for Beretta models.

Frequently asked questions

Can I change the sights on my Beretta Stock at home?

Yes, with a sight pusher or a punch. Drift the old sight out of the dovetail and push the new one in. If you do not have the tool, a gunsmith can do it for you.

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