Looking for a top quality vernier sight

[Sandy50]

Evening Friends,

I am seriously searching for a top quality vernier sight, at least within my budget to not exceed $400-$500. I have read much about Baldwin, Shaver, Distant Thunder, and of course Kermit Hoke. I am leaning toward the Hoke for many reasons, but I would appreciate the experiences from you folks out.

Best regards,

Sandy

 

[eastbank]

i have a pedersloi 74 in 45-70 and put the pedersoli long range creedmore tang and globe with bubble level front sight. it works well,but there are a few things i have had to work with. the sights you mentioned are better,but do cost more. eastbank.

 

[Fingers McGee]

I've got one of Lee Shaver's on an H&R Offficers model Springfield. It is dead on accurate and repeatable. Havent tried sights made by the others you mentioned to compare though.

 

[PRM]

Dixie Gun Works has a couple to choose from.

http://www.dixiegunworks.com/advanc...208489f17823f2&keywords=vernier+sight&x=5&y=6

 

[Jim Watson]

I use Baldwin. The guy who got me into BPCR uses mostly MVA.

I bought a rifle that came with a Stevens sight. It looked like good quality but I was already used to the service rifle adjustments of the Baldwin and sold it to fund another Baldwin.

I see a number of the Kelley sights on the line, with color case steel and bright brass, they are pretty.

A Lee Shaver Lee Shaver is good but I started out with one of his economy conversions of an inexpensive import and outgrew it. His Soule windage drum was fine, but the cheapo elevation was erratic.

 

[Shultzhaus]

Got mine from Track of the Wolf. Cabela also has a few.