Williams Gun Sight .312'' Bead 1/16'' Medium Front Sight Brass Gold
Williams Gun Sight
The Williams Gun Sight .312" Bead 1/16" Narrow Front Sight in Brass Gold is a classic choice for shooters who want a refined, low-profile front sight without sacrificing target acquisition. This narrow brass bead front sight delivers the kind of crisp sight picture that works whether you're hunting upland game, shooting clay, or zeroing a rifle at the range. The .312" bead diameter and 1/16" narrow blade profile keep your sight line clean and uncluttered, letting you focus on your target rather than fighting a bulky post.
Built by Williams Gun Sight, a name with generations of credibility in the sight business, this front sight combines proven design with brass construction finished in gold. The narrow profile makes it equally at home on a shotgun rib, rifle barrel, or receiver—anywhere you need a dependable, compact front sight that won't catch on brush or obstruct your view. The bead is machined to seat solidly and stay put, giving you the repeatability hunters and sport shooters demand.
If you're restoring a vintage shotgun, upgrading a rifle sight picture, or building a truck gun, a quality front sight is one of those details that matters more than most people realize. This brass bead sight does its job without fanfare—no gimmicks, no complicated adjustments—just a visible aiming point that works in low light and bright sun alike.
| Bead Diameter | .312" |
| Blade Width | 1/16" |
| Material | Brass |
| Finish | Gold |
| Manufacturer | Williams Gun Sight |
The .312" bead with 1/16" narrow blade is a universal dimension used on many shotguns, rifles, and other firearms with dovetail or standard sight bases. Verify your gun's sight mounting type before purchase to ensure compatibility.
This is a fixed front sight; elevation and windage are not adjustable on the sight itself. Adjustment is made through dovetail positioning at installation or through a matching rear sight.
A 1/16" narrow profile minimizes the amount of target area blocked by the sight post, giving you a clearer, less obstructed view of your target—especially useful for precision shooting or hunting in brush where every bit of visibility counts.
Yes. The brass bead and narrow blade are versatile enough for upland hunting, clay shooting, rifle use, and general range work. The visible bead catches light in varying conditions, making it reliable in both bright sunlight and lower light.