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Williams Gun Sight WGRS Receiver Peep Sight Rear Adjustable

$34.39
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Color
Black
Category
Gun Parts
Gun Part Type
Optic
UPC
53506014514
MPN
001451

Overview

The Williams Gun Sight WGRS Receiver Peep Sight is a compact, low-profile rear sight designed specifically for the Remington 700 platform. Constructed to be lightweight, strong, and rustproof, this sight utilizes the existing screw holes on top of the receiver for installation. It features a fully adjustable design with positive locks for both windage and elevation, providing a reliable iron-sight aiming solution. The unit includes a standard R-3/8 x .093 long shank aperture.

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