Marble's Bullseye Sight for "Ted Williams Model 100" (Winchester Model 94 Carbine)

[TerribleSwede]

I have an old Ted Williams Model 100 which is actually an "economy" version of the Winchester Model 94. I don't have the greatest vision, so I want to put a better rear sight on it without changing the look of the gun much. I know a tang or receiver mounted peep sight is an option, but I don't like the way those look. I saw that there are a bunch of good reviews for the Marbles Bullseye rear sights which are somewhat similar to a peep sight. I was wondering if anyone here has used them on one of these guns, which length you used, if they worked well with the standard front sight, etc. Any information is much appreciated.

 

[Jim Watson]

A forward aperture like US military rifles up through the 1903 Springfield and the "ghost ring" pistol sights do not give as good diffraction centering as a receiver or tang sight but it might be enough for a .30-30 carbine.