rear sight

D2 is the length the rear sight must change by.

The rear sight on the first Model 1870 was almost against the receiver.

I usually just leave the rear sight on the lowest setting.

Both the front and rear sights can be folded down when not in use.

At such close range there wasn't any point in using the adjustable rear sight.

Later models included a manual safety on the top cover, just in front of the rear sight.

It is found in particular as a rear sight element on rifles.

Already fitted to the barrel were new front and rear sights.

The rear sight was built into a carrying handle over the receiver.

The most noticeable modification is the new rear sight design.

You want to align it perfectly between the two rear sights.

Henry then slid the rear sight to the 300 yard setting and tried again.

R2 is the distance between front and rear sights.

Along the side of the tube were a simple folding rear sight and a trigger.

The rear sight can be adjusted in the field for windage.

This is possible because the scope mount does not block the area between the front and rear sights.

The front and rear sights are offset to the left to compensate for the magazine's position.

Open sights generally are used where the rear sight is at significant distance from the shooter's eye.

The firing handle had snapped off halfway down and the rear sight was gone.

Lining up the front and rear sights, his finger started back on the trigger, then suddenly stopped.

The rear sight was moving to the left.

The rear sight is located toward the rear of the top cover.

The rear sight is welded at the end of the receiver's dust cover.

Also has a taller rear sight for shooting with a suppressor.

Struggles lifted his head slightly from the rear sight.