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Beretta Optics Ready Plate Kit Shield 80X Cheetah

$20.94
Brand
Beretta
Color
Black
Category
Gun Parts
Gun Part Type
Optic
UPC
82442975856

Overview

The Beretta Optics Ready Plate Kit is designed specifically for 80X Cheetah series pistols featuring an RDO milled slide. This black optic plate is compatible with the specified red dot and identical mounting footprints. To install, carefully remove the factory optics blanking plate or rear sight plate while ensuring the firing pin block return spring remains in place, and retain the original M3x5 screws for mounting. Clean and degrease the slide threads, attach the SC pattern plate using the retained screws without exceeding 12 in/lbs of torque, and mount your optic using its factory-provided hardware, also torquing to a maximum of 12 in/lbs. Ensure the optic fits securely with zero play or rattle. Note that using Holosun EPS Carry models may require screw modifications performed by a trained gunsmith.

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