I recently dug out my old Winchester 94 in 30-30. It's been years since I shot it. Man, my eyes aren't what they used to be. I had a hard time focusing on the front sight. I'm thinking an aperture sight may help. Does anyone have any experience with the repro Lyman No. 2 sight? I read one article that made it sound kinda flimsy. I'm also hesitant to put a nice brand new shiny sight on an old worn rifle with a certain amount of patina. Perhaps I could find an old original? Then there's the matter of either having to remove the old rear sight or install a new taller blade on the front. The tang has already been drilled and tapped. Don't know if this was factory or not. I understand Winchester did do that on some rifles from the factory. This one was made in 1929.
I also saw a rear leaf sight with an aperture rather than a notch. That would be an easy swap, but would not look 'period correct' either. I'm not really sure what I want to do.
I am open to suggestions.
Thanks,
Milrifle