Gotta tell you, it was a bit of work getting in fine tuned, but it is nice. i understand now, the need for the tang sight. Faster targeting, better shooting all around.

I really like the combination, seems right. I haven't shot it yet, but will soon, just looks good mounted. I did buy the flat top rear sight, I liked it.

The Marbles sight can be had in "full buckhorn" and it folds down to make room for the Tang sight. I have just bought them both, can't wait to check them out together. I'll keep you posted.

Not my favorite look, but if it works for you, it's good. I made up my mind, bought the Marbles tang and folding rear sight. It's a done deal.

Found one
http://www.midwayusa.com/eproductpage.e ... mid=323720

I just saw that sight...brownell? Yes I think it was called a full buckhorn? But I know I just saw it.

Thanks again, it is my first lever action...I love it.

Does this seem to be a logical idea (approach)?

I would like to thank you both, I may end up with both. I just readabout a cowboy shooter, he uses the Marbles tang. At a recent event, he broke it off and was unable to continue (at least with any success), so he now uses both. He has a brownell rear sight lowered 2 notches and a Marble tang. If he...

I have looked more seriously at the tang sight, there is an argument for this type of sight. I have never used a tang and am not sure how it can be faster or easier...but this may be a time to trust those who know more. Ii DO like the large peep style on the marble site, anyone know how that woould ...

I don't know anything about the tang sight, I want something similar to the factory sight...just an upgrade.

I like the looks of the Williams sights, but I can't figure out which set would work on my Puma 92...anyone know?