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Browning Hi Power adjustable rear sight question

swim615

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I have a 2009 9mm Browning Hi Power with adjustable rear sights and was adjusting the rear sight and noticed that they seem to be spring loaded. So I can push them to the left. They spring back to center as soon as I release them.

My question is to anyone who has or works with them. On your newer Hi Power do yours do this or do I need to repair something on mine?

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SOME ARE SPRING LOADED TO THE SIDE FOR WINDAGE BUT MOST ARE SPRING LOADED TO THE BOTTOM FOR ELEVATION SOME ARE SPRING LOADED BOTH WAYS

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