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Identify a rear sight?
May 18th, 2026 at 9:50pm
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Was on a Stevens. No marking. Want to use it on a Lever gun but need a different aperture. Any clue so I might find some apertures or an adjustable? The eye cup next to it is off a Shaver I believe. It starts but thread binds. 

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Re: Identify a rear sight?
Reply #1 - May 18th, 2026 at 10:45pm
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looks like a Winchester staff on a Stevens bace ?
  
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Reply #2 - yesterday at 6:45am
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I agree with KensBullard ... its a Winchester staff on a Stevens base.
  
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Re: Identify a rear sight?
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What kind of lever gun ? Reason I ask is because a Stevens base fits no lever gun that I am aware of.
  
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Reply #4 - yesterday at 7:53am
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Might help to measure the thread dia and tpi of the one that fits
  
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Reply #5 - yesterday at 8:56am
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Those threads are different pitches.
  
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Re: Identify a rear sight?
Reply #6 - yesterday at 12:23pm
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Looks like a Stevens sight to me. Stevens staffs are similar to Winchesters.  Look in Rowes book of sights.
  
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Reply #7 - yesterday at 8:23pm
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The staff and base look like they have been together a long time. Came off a Steven’s 47. 

May want to graft it onto a Rossi 92. Angle and height are correct. 

The eye cup from the Shaver will not screw into it. Try’s but thread binds pretty quick. 

Was wondering if anyone knew off hand the thread pitch so I could either get a few more appropriate eye cups or an adjustable one. 

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