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The Marble Arms tang sight is one of the oldest tricks in the book for shooting a lever gun better, and this one is cut specifically for the Rossi 92 platform. Instead of squinting at a barrel-mounted buckhorn, you get a rear peep that sits back on the tang right behind the hammer. Your eye naturally centers the front bead in the aperture, so you spend less time hunting for a sight picture and more time on target. It's the same setup cowboy action folks and old-school hunters have leaned on for generations, and it holds up.
Moving the aperture back toward your eye stretches out the sight radius, and a longer sight radius means tighter groups. This peep gives you a cleaner picture in the field or on the range without adding weight or bulk. The whole unit is all-steel construction, so it takes a beating and keeps its zero. When you're done shooting or want to pack the rifle away, the sight folds down to the rear and stays out of the way.
Both windage and elevation run on micrometer-style adjustments with firm detent clicks, so you can count your way to a correction and get back to the same setting later. The sight ships with three interchangeable apertures, letting you swap between a smaller hole for precision and a larger one for fast, low-light work. Fitting is straightforward on many newer Rossi 92 rifles that already have the second tang hole; some rifles may need light gunsmithing to add it.
Bottom line, this is a proven, no-nonsense upgrade for anyone who wants their Rossi 92 to shoot to its potential with iron sights. It's a nod to how these rifles were meant to be run, and it delivers real accuracy gains for hunting, plinking, or working through a match.
Many newer Rossi 92 rifles already have the second tang hole, so this sight bolts right on with the two screws. Some rifles, particularly certain carbines or older examples, only have one tang hole and will need a light drill-and-tap job to add the second. It's worth checking your tang for that forward hole before you start.
Listings vary on this, so it's smart to confirm you have the correct screw set on hand before installing. Marble Arms offers a matching tang screw set sized for the Rossi 92, and some newer rifles may call for a longer tang screw. Having the right screws ready makes for a clean, tight install that won't budge.
Sitting the aperture back near your eye stretches the sight radius, which naturally tightens your groups. Your eye centers the front bead in the peep automatically, so target acquisition is faster and you're not fighting the notch. It's a favorite among cowboy action shooters and hunters for exactly those reasons.
Yes. The tang sight folds flat to the rear when you're not using it, keeping it out of the way for storage or if you want to run your barrel-mounted rear sight instead. Flip it back up and your micrometer settings return you to the same zero.
| UPC | 871373003079 |
|---|---|
| Manufacturer | |
| Manufacturer Part Number | 009807 |
| Color | Black |
| Model | |
| Style | Tang Sights |
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