How are Lee Shavers sights, quality per dollar,  I am thinking about a economy long range for the rear of my 74 shiloh.  what would be better for the front, post or peep?  62 years young, but the eyes are tired.    Dave.

I also use the Lee Shaver economy Soule with his Hadley eye-cup and his large globe front-sight with level. Think they are both excellent. 

Also, you can move the economy sight from base-to-base on different rifles just like you do with the more expensive models. The difference is that the flat spring at the base that keeps the mast in the straight-up position must be captured when you do or it is easily lost. I simply put the screw and spring in a small plastic bag and leave with the rifle as each base you order comes with the needed spring and screw. 

Am thinking a small dab of epoxy might solve the spring problem. May give that a try.

You want to change front sights depending on the target and available light. Best get something with interchangeable inserts.

Least expensive front that does a good job is the Lyman 17A.  The MJT's are the same style sight just a bit larger and use Anschutz size inserts.  Added plus for the Lyman's is they are available in various heights.  Come packaged with a number of inserts to suit any conditon. 

Boats

Four out of five so far,  Lee Shaver it is,  I would stay with my first front globe, but, I thought thirty years ago that it was too thick and set it up in my dremel and took the post down to about twenty thousants, now I can't see the darn thing!!!    Soooo, I think a lyman front would be in order also.   Thanks for the info fellas, I've been out of this circle for a long time.  P.S.  found some issues of    Black Powder Cartrigde Rifle when John baird was publishing it in big timber,  had five from 1981, long time ago!!!!   got about thirty total.   Dave.

Do agree that the windage marks on the Shaver are 'tricky' to read. However, highlighting them with a paint-stick pretty much fixes that problem. All of the sight makers should do the same, from what I've seen.