Manual

screw on the right side of the sight. Then tighten

the small screw on the left side of the sight. This

is a process of trial and error. Make small adjustments,

then check the effect on the point of impact.

GUN SHOOTS TO THE RIGHT — Do the same

procedure as outlined above, except move the

sight to the left by loosening the left screw and

tightening the right screw.

GUN SHOOTS HIGH — Lower the rear sight by

turning the large screw on top of the sight in a

clockwise direction. Adjust a little at a time, then

test point of impact.

GUN SHOOTS LOW — Turn the top screw in a

counterclockwise direction.

Even though Browning shotguns are designed to

fit the majority of shooters, the drop at the heel

on your B

80 can be raised or lowered 0.20 of

an inch. This is accomplished by installing an

alternate stock retaining plate, available from the

Browning Service department. It is highly

recommended that a competent gunsmith make

this adjustment, because a stock modification

will be required. See your recommended

Browning Service Center.