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  1. July 6th, 2013, 05:43 PM #1
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    Default Reflex sight maintaining zero

    I have a Beretta Neos that I want to be able to shoot with
    both open sights, and my new reflex sight. The question I have is if I zero in the reflex sight, then remove it, will it stay zeroed if I put it back on in the same spot on the rail? Thanks for the help.
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    Default Re: Reflex sight maintaining zero

    If you are using good a good rail and make your attachment correctly. Your zero should stay very well in.


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  3. July 7th, 2013, 08:37 AM #3
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    Default Re: Reflex sight maintaining zero

    It should work then, as the rail is integrated into the top of the barrel.

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