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Lyman 66 WB Rear Sight for Winchester 1886 Blued

Name: Lyman 66 WB Rear Sight for Winchester 1886 Blued
Brand: Lyman
Availability: OutOfStock

$110.49

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Brand: Lyman
Category: Gun Parts
Gun Part Type: Optic
UPC: 11516322654
MPN: 3662265

Overview

The Lyman 66 WB Rear Sight is a micrometer receiver peep sight designed for rifles with flat receivers, such as lever-action platforms. Constructed with a black anodized aluminum body and blue steel knobs, the sight features audible 1/4-minute click adjustments for both windage and elevation. It includes a quick-release slide with a return-to-zero preset screw, allowing for easy removal and reinstallation. Two interchangeable aperture discs—a large hunting aperture and a small target aperture—are provided to accommodate various shooting conditions.

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