Williams Gun Sight Savage Arms 110 Adj Peep Wgrs Receiver Rear Sight Black

The Williams Gun Sight Savage Arms 110 adjustable peep rear sight brings classic, no-nonsense aiming to your rifle. Peep sights have been a standby for hunters and shooters for generations—they're fast, reliable, and don't require batteries or electronics. This sight mounts directly to the receiver of a Savage Arms 110, using the existing infrastructure to give you a proven alternative to scope mounting or standing irons.

Peep sights excel when you want speed and simplicity. Whether you're hunting in brush or timber where a scope can feel cumbersome, or you prefer the sight picture of a rear peep matched with your front post, this Williams offering gives you a solid baseline option. The adjustable design lets you dial elevation to suit your load and distance, making it adaptable to different hunting scenarios without major modifications.

Williams Gun Sight has been making rifle sights since 1906, and they've earned a reputation for straightforward, durable iron and peep sight designs. This receiver-mounted rear sight carries that tradition—it's built to handle field use and isn't overengineered. For Savage 110 owners who want to keep their setup simple, reliable, and affordable, this is a practical choice.

Key Features

• Adjustable peep rear sight for Savage Arms 110 rifles
• Mounts directly to receiver using existing screw holes or dovetail
• Elevation adjustment for distance and load variation
• Black finish for low-glare, classic appearance
• Proven peep sight design for fast target acquisition

Frequently Asked Questions

Will this peep sight work on my Savage 110?

Yes—this sight is specifically designed for the Savage Arms 110 and mounts to the receiver using existing screw holes or dovetail systems.

What's the difference between a peep sight and a scope?

A peep sight (also called a receiver sight or aperture sight) offers a faster sight picture in close to medium range hunting, requires no batteries, and is simpler mechanically. A scope provides magnification and is better suited to longer distances. Some hunters prefer peep sights for their reliability and speed in thick cover.

Is the sight adjustable?

Yes, this Williams sight is adjustable, allowing you to dial elevation to match your ammunition and hunting distance.