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Lyman #2 Tang Peep Sight for Winchester 1892, 92, 1894, 94 Blued

$91.79
Brand
Lyman
Color
Blued
Category
Gun Parts
Gun Part Type
Optic
UPC
11516320940
MPN
3902094

Overview

The Lyman #2 Tang Peep Sight is a precision-crafted, blued steel aperture sight designed for select historic Winchester lever-action rifles, including the 1892 and 1894. Originally recreated for the Winchester 94 Centennial, this sight is a popular choice for competitive marksmen and hunters seeking to improve accuracy and target acquisition. It features a folding design with all-steel construction, elevation locking sleeves, and includes both hunting and target-style apertures for versatility in varying lighting and distance conditions. The sight measures 2.1 x 2.1 x 4.2 inches and weighs 0.25 lbs. It mounts directly to the rifle tang, offering a stable platform for precision shooting. Please note that this model is not compatible with Winchester rifles equipped with a factory tang safety.

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