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The Marble Arms Fixed Peep Bullseye is one of those rare upgrades that costs a little and pays back a lot. Instead of squinting through a buckhorn notch, you look through a steel double-ring aperture that naturally draws your eye to the center and lines up your front bead for you. When your rear sight drifts off, the front sight walks out of the center ring and tells you to re-align, so you get consistent, repeatable sight pictures without a lot of fuss. It works with bead-type or traditional blade front sights and drops into a standard 3/8" dovetail, making it a straightforward swap for the open rear sight that came on your rifle.
This is the fixed version, so it carries the same Bullseye peep design as the adjustable models but without the extended base and step elevator. That means it's drift-adjustable for windage by tapping it left or right in the dovetail, but elevation stays put. If you want a clean, low-profile look and you're happy dialing your front sight height to get elevation where you need it, the fixed peep keeps things simple and tidy on the barrel. Folks who run it appreciate how much easier the front bead is to pick up, especially in lower light, and many report tighter groups once they get used to looking through the ring instead of at a notch.
Marble Arms has been building iron sights since the early 1900s, and this one is machined from black-coated steel with the kind of fit and finish that's earned a loyal following on Winchester, Marlin, Remington, Savage and Henry rifles, plus plenty of .22 plinkers. Plan on a little fitting. Some dovetails run tight, so a few passes with fine sandpaper on the base, a drop of oil, and patient tapping from left to right usually seats it right where you want it. A padded vise and a brass or nylon punch make the job painless.
It's designed to replace a standard 3/8" dovetail rear sight, which covers a huge range of rifles from Winchester, Marlin, Remington, Savage, Henry and many .22 plinkers. Measure your existing rear dovetail to confirm it's the nominal 3/8" size. Keep in mind some dovetails run a touch tight, so a little fitting is normal to get a snug, centered fit.
The fixed peep uses the same Bullseye double-ring aperture but skips the extended base and step elevator, so it sits lower and cleaner on the barrel. It's drift adjustable for windage but does not adjust for elevation. If you need to tune elevation, you'll do it by changing your front sight height rather than clicking the rear.
For most installs you'll want a padded vise, a brass or nylon punch, and something like a small file or fine sandpaper for minor fitting. Tap the old sight out and the new one in from left to right, going slow and checking the fit as you go. A drop of oil on the base helps it slide into a snug dovetail.
Many folks find it a real step up because the double-ring aperture centers the front bead for you and makes it easier to pick up, especially in lower light. That often translates to faster target acquisition and tighter groups once you get used to looking through the ring. It's a favorite for short-range lever guns and plinkers where speed and simplicity matter.
| UPC | 871373004007 |
|---|---|
| Manufacturer | |
| Manufacturer Part Number | 006952 |
| Color | Black |
| Style | Peep |
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