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The Bear Redeem uses a Picatinny In-Line sight mount. Whether the Picatinny-native Garmin Xero A1i Pro fits, what version to order, and the trap.

Updated 05 September 2026.

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Does the Garmin Xero A1i Pro fit a Bear Redeem?

Direct fit. The Xero A1i Pro is built for the Picatinny In-Line mount, and the Redeem carries a Hoyt In-Line Picatinny rail, so the Picatinny version clamps straight on with no adapter.

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Picatinny sight rail (MIL-STD-1913), the Hoyt In-Line family

Sight

Garmin Xero A1i Pro, built for the Hoyt In-Line Picatinny rail

The Xero A1i Pro is Picatinny-native, so how it fits the Redeem depends on the bow's Picatinny In-Line mount.

The two ends

Bow sight mountPicatinny sight rail (MIL-STD-1913), the Hoyt In-Line family
SightGarmin Xero A1i Pro, built for the Hoyt In-Line Picatinny rail
What to orderGarmin Xero A1i Pro, Hoyt In-Line Picatinny mount version
Traporder the Picatinny mount version, not a dovetail one

The Xero A1i Pro was designed with Hoyt for the In-Line Picatinny rail, so it clamps straight to a Picatinny mount. On the Bear Redeem the fit depends on whether the riser is Picatinny, a Bridge-Lock dovetail, a Center Mass bar or a bracket.

Garmin ships a standard-mount adapter in the box, so the sight also runs on conventional bushings; the Picatinny rail version is the one to pick for a Hoyt-family In-Line bow.

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Questions and answers

Does the Garmin Xero A1i Pro fit a Bear Redeem?

Direct fit. The Xero A1i Pro is built for the Picatinny In-Line mount, and the Redeem carries a Hoyt In-Line Picatinny rail, so the Picatinny version clamps straight on with no adapter.