Marlin 1895 Lever Rail Sight System

SKU:
167528160
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UPC:
647533035859
$153.74
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The Marlin 1895 Lever Rail Sight System from XS Sight Systems is a no-drill scope rail and backup iron sight combination built for hunters and shooters who want modern versatility without permanent modifications to a classic lever rifle. This system mounts directly to your Marlin 1895 using the factory attachment points, eliminating the need for gunsmithing or drilling—making it ideal if you plan to alternate between scopes, red-dots, and iron sights, or if you simply want a backup aiming solution you can trust.

The integrated iron sight package is purpose-built for fast target acquisition in variable lighting. The rear ghost ring sight features a large, light-gathering aperture with excellent clarity, and it's fully adjustable for both windage and elevation so you can dial it in to your load and distance. The system ships with interchangeable .191" and .230" aperture options, letting you fine-tune the sight picture for your hunting or range conditions. Up front, the one-piece sight post is white-lined for quick visibility and measures .100" wide—a proven design that works whether you're in bright sun or the timber at first light.

The rail itself accepts standard Picatinny or Weaver-style mounts, so you can add a scope, red-dot, or magnified optic without proprietary hardware. The extended rail design is flexible: mount a scope directly over the receiver for traditional long-range setups, or position it forward over the barrel if you're running an intermediate eye relief optic or compact red-dot sight. This versatility makes the system work across different hunting scenarios and shooter preferences. Note that installation does require removal of your factory rear sight, and XS recommends having a gunsmith handle the mounting to ensure proper fit and function.

Key Features

  • No-drill design mounts to Marlin 1895 using factory attachment points
  • Large, light-gathering rear ghost ring with full windage and elevation adjustment
  • Interchangeable .191" and .230" rear apertures for precision sighting
  • .100" wide white-line front sight post for fast acquisition
  • Accepts Picatinny or Weaver-style optic mounts
  • Extended rail length supports scope mounting over receiver or forward over barrel
  • Compatible with intermediate eye relief scopes and red-dot sights

Specifications

BrandXS Sight Systems
Firearm CompatibilityMarlin 1895 lever rifles
Mount TypeFactory attachment points (no drilling required)
Rear SightGhost ring with adjustable windage and elevation
Rear Aperture Options.191" and .230" diameter (interchangeable)
Front SightWhite-line post, .100" wide
Optic Mount StandardPicatinny or Weaver-style
InstallationRequires removal of factory rear sight; gunsmith installation recommended

Frequently Asked Questions

Will this rail work on my Marlin 1895 without drilling?

Yes. The Marlin 1895 Lever Rail Sight System mounts using the factory attachment points on your rifle, so no drilling or permanent modifications are needed. However, your factory rear sight will need to be removed as part of the installation.

Can I use this rail with a scope and also keep the iron sights?

The integrated iron sight system serves as a backup—you can use the iron sights alone or add a scope, red-dot, or other optic to the Picatinny or Weaver rails. If you want to use the iron sights alongside a scoped setup, the open design allows both to coexist, though the choice is ultimately yours depending on your hunting or range preferences.

What's the difference between the .191" and .230" rear apertures?

Both apertures are included with the system. The smaller .191" aperture provides a tighter sight picture for precision at distance, while the larger .230" aperture gathers more light and can be faster for close or low-light hunting. You can swap them depending on your conditions and shooting style.

Does this rail fit Marlin lever rifles other than the 1895?

This system is specifically designed for the Marlin 1895. Compatibility with other Marlin models is not specified in the available information—check with the manufacturer or your gunsmith if you own a different Marlin lever rifle.