I bought a Beretta U-22 Neos with the 6' barrel a few years ago. It had a BSA red dot sight with it. I put it on and it was very accurate. I sold the sight to a friend for more than it cost new. About a year ago I bought a new one. My question is, where on the top rail that comes on those pistols, is the best place to mount the sight? Would you put it as far back as possible, or forward somewhat? I simply cannot remember where the other one was mounted.
I can see the dot easily, no matter where I mount it. I was thinking that if it was mounted all the way back, it would create a bigger radius from the muzzle to the front of the sight and make it harder to square the gun up with the dot and the target.
Hell, I don't know, guess that is why I'm asking, I know that is why I'm asking.
Thanks for any input. I just hate wasting ammo to sight a gun in.
Peace,
gordon