**Beretta 92 96 98 M9 90Two Rear Adjustable Sight - Black Serrated - TPU LPA Sights

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**Beretta 92 96 98 M9 90Two Rear Adjustable Sight - Black Serrated - TPU LPA Sights

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Item #: PSTPU92BE07

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Manufacturer: LPA Sights
UPC: 765595220058
Weight: 0.50 pounds


Product Description

Beretta – Rear Adjustable Sight 92, 96, 98, M9, Stock, Brigadier, 90Two – Black Serrated – LPA Sights

Sight: Rear
Adjustable: Yes
Material: Steel
Markings: Black Serrated
Fits: Beretta 92, 96, 98, M9, Stock, Brigadier, 90Two Pistol

**Will NOT work on Novak dovetails

This is a rear fully adjustable sight, black serrated, for the Beretta 92, 96, 98, M9, Stock, Brigadier, 90Two Pistol. This sight sits "Low Profile" and made to work with the original front sight on the pistol. Additional wrenches are included in the package.

These are top quality LPA brand sights made in Italy. The rear sight is fully adjustable, for elevation and windage, so you may adjust it in any way for your liking to correct your pistols point of impact. The sight set is made of steel construction, not plastic. These sights use the original dovetails/slots on the pistol slide. These are the best sights on the market today to improve your pistols sighting.

Important Information about Sights: 1. You must choose the correct sight for your pistol model to ensure proper fit. 2. Generally, due to tolerance in sight dovetails, you will have to fit the sights. 3. Fitting is generally completed with an appropriate file, and file to a friction fit. 4. If you are not good with hand tools or do not understand how to properly fit a sight, YOU should consult a gunsmith.