Lever Action Peep Sights ~ Ranger Point Precision

R.P.P. offers these aperture sights for the Henry and Marlin lever action rifles.
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[@lenBrill1971]

I just bought a Henry .45-70 . The first firearm in my life. I'm 52 and live in British Columbia. Here we have heavy brush/woods and wanted a gun that covers all my bases. Missing 411 cases is another motivator. I think I want a peep sight. If I ever had to defend myself it would be 100 yards or less. 🇨🇦👍

[@macintyrerose6843]

Amazing results. I'm retired and I watch KZbin gun videos all day long. This guy is the best shot on the internet. No, it's not 22plinkster. Great video, and a great gun site, AND the best music on the internet. I'm in Texas, and we all originally came from Virginia, Kentucky, Tennessee, and Missouri, and that music just says “Home” to us. Good job, Buffalo.

[@TheKentuckyPatriot]

Once apon a time. There was a man named Buffalo and he was a great shot. So good that he never missed! EVER!! True story! :-)

[@buffalosoutdoors]

Hahaha! I need to meet that fella because I miss plenty!

[@StealthJackson12B]

Well you just sold me on this sight. Will pick one up.

[@jimnelson4279]

It’s a pleasure to watch a shooter as talented as you are, and who knows what he’s talking about.

[@adamb2619]

The 'shroud' around the aperture looks great for protection of the aperture, especially when rifle is slinging around the woods.

[@buffalosoutdoors]

I agree!

[@herbderbler1585]

That view down the barrel changing focus from the front sight to the rear sight made the whole video worth it. Nice shooting, four in the bullseye and I'd call the other one an honest flyer. I just ordered one of these for my Marlin because peep sights are excellent and the RPP design looks fantastic on these guns. You showed me I definitely spent good money.

[@RedboneCH]

The Brass is a nice touch. Great video. Thank you.

[@buffalosoutdoors]

Thanks!

[@hilltop-ob9bn]

Looks like a fantastic sight. I like the way it adjusts and the wings to protect it. I’m gonna have to pick one up.

[@buffalosoutdoors]

It's good to have options and this is certainly a nice option.

[@davidinghram2494]

Not only did you demonstrate how well these sights work, you also showed how well a Henry rifle will shoot and the quality of Federal ammunition. Considering that your rest is not very stable compared to an actual benchrest set up, I think that you shot incredibly well. Overall, a well done video.

[@thrillbilly6147]

In 2018 i bought a Ranger Point Precision peep sight for my Henry Brass 45/70. To make it work I have to adjust the peep sight all the way over to the right and use locktite to secure the windage screw that’s almost backed all the way out of the hole. I was not happy with that. So At the suggestion of Ranger Point Precision customer service. I took it to a local Gun Smith and they couldn’t make it work with the factory front sight, Suggesting that I go with Skinner Sights. I’ve kept the Ranger Point Precision peep sight on my Henry 45/70 and so far it still works just fine for my tired old eyes.

[@PatRMG]

Seriously just watched the weather go from misty rain, to cold in a toboggan, and windy in a t-shirt. Guess if you don't like the weather now, wait an hour or two! Great video, btw!

[@buffalosoutdoors]

Yeah it's been a crazy weather week and I captured it all in one video....LOL That's one thing about Kentucky, if you have to pick back up on a video the next day you're gonna lose continuity because the weather will be vastly different!

[@PatRMG]

@@buffalosoutdoors It added another very interesting layer to the video. I really liked it.

[@WitchyWagonReal]

😁 Ha-- Kentucky Windage! Man, I love this channel... I'm an Arizonan, and I had the memorable pleasure of riding through Kentucky on my way back home in 2015. People were so kind and generous and engaging, just happy to meet a visitor... and the land was exceptionally gorgeous. I just loved it... one of the key standouts of my 17 state cross-country roundtrip. For what it's worth, too... I'm not a white guy 😆 🇺🇸

[@supertom8552]

Great to hear your not a white guy and was RESPECTED buy all those you met ! 👍

[@LUVDOGS1954]

"dang" is right. That was some shooting sir!

[@buffalosoutdoors]

Thanks!

[@lenBrill1971]

I love lever rifles!!! The old west. And thank you for the video. You dialed that peep sight in beautifully 👍👍

[@Ruteger100]

Thank you for misssing shot number 2. I know you did that so I wouldn't hide in the shed crying like a girl because of my sorry shooting ability again.

[@georgecrutchfield8734]

I like the .327 Federal Mag and I have a Ruger single action. Now I need another Henry with that peep sight.

[@garyK.45ACP]

Great video, Buffalo! In today's world, it seems like everyone needs some sort of "optic", red dot, laser or high power variable scope. No one seems to remember the utility and value of a good peep sight. They are inexpensive (compared to optics) light, unobtrusive and way accurate enough for hunting at close to moderate ranges. Thanks for reminding us, and for covering the things that all the other channels forget about. Peep sights belong on lever guns. I was fortunate enough to inherit several nice Winchester lever guns and added many others to my collection over the years. NONE have scopes. (cringe!) If there is anything besides the factory open sights on any of my lever guns, it is a peep sight. Even my Savage 99 has a peep sight. I have always considered a lever gun to be handy, slim trim, easy to carry rifle best for moderate ranges and for that, there is nothing better than a large diameter peep sight or a (ghost ring). Attaching a scope to one always seemed to be some sort of betrayal of a trust.

[@buffalosoutdoors]

Hey I agree with you, especially about the scope on a lever gun statement. It not only doesn't look right but taking a nimble handling, natural pointing lever gun and putting a base, rings and scope on it kills all that.

[@garyK.45ACP]

@Evocati I hunted for forty years on our family's own private property in a state that allowed us to kill 5 deer a year using ANY centerfire cartridge. I killed more than 100 deer in my lifetime. Including one I dropped dead in its tracks with an M-1 carbine (peep sight) while I was out feeding cattle and another I dropped dead with a .22 Hornet from an old Savage Model 340 with peep sight while fixing fences. Both head shots under 50 yards. Those aren't my deer rifles of choice, they were "truck guns" used on targets of opportunity, but I knew my ability within that range. I had killed plenty of coyotes and jackrabbits with those two rifles, I knew my limitations. Add in the deer killed by my four brothers, father, grandfather and 2 sons and there were many hundreds of deer killed. We NEVER lost one due to a peep sight. EVER. Know your limitations and stick to them. Within the range of a lever gun/cartridges a peep sight is a perfectly adequate, humane and viable option. That said...if YOU are unable to shoot well with a peep sight, by all means, use something else.

[@Rydeman2]

My Buffalo your timing couldn’t have been any better on this video. My dad just got me a Henry Steel 45-70 and you upload this video of these peep sights. I’m gonna get me a set. Probably green rear and red front.

[@buffalosoutdoors]

I am not sure if they offer them for the 45-70 or not. I know they make them for the Big Boys but those are on different receivers and I don't think they are tapped the same but I might be wrong on that. It would be worth checking though!

[@TheLoneRanger745]

Those sights look AWESOME, and a lot more rugged. Protected vs the buckhorn,. Wow. You got that Dial IN PREFECT

[@TheIrishd501]

I have aperture sights on all my lever guns (Skinner) . Never heard of this company before seeing your video.... thanks... 👍

[@DEATH_TO_TYRANTS]

Henry sure does make a beautiful rifle.

[@buffalosoutdoors]

They really do. Thanks for the comment.

[@TargetSuite]

Thanks Buffalo. I love your channel . . . and didn't know about the RPP sight. Awesome!

[@buffalosoutdoors]

I'm glad you enjoy the videos. Thank you for the comment!

[@BilgePump]

Well Buffalo you’re younger than i am but we’ve been on the same wavelength concerning peep sights on lever guns sounds like for a long while. Who says North & South can’t get along?!? Signed; Damn Yankee

[@buffalosoutdoors]

HA! I guess we just had a treaty moment! ;)

[@barry9413]

A yankee is someone from the north that comes down to the south...a damn yankee is one that will not go home 😃. Regards from Deep East Texas.

[@bullthrush]

Clean looking sight that works. I hope you don't flood too bad.

[@buffalosoutdoors]

Thanks so much! The waters have receded and didn't do any real damage. Just left the range really muddy!

[@blondbowler8776]

I have a Skinner peep on a Marlin 1894CB .32H&R that RPP reamed and tuned to .327 Federal about three years ago (couldn't wait for Henry). Along with a Single Seven, a guy is pretty well set for most anything out here in the high desert. RPP does great work. My Marlin now equals/exceeds the Henry for slickness. Two of my favorites for every day use. Love that .327.PS: Nice shootin'.

[@ChristianConservativ]

I like brass. It really brings out the aesthetics of the gun. Very fine looking weapon. Thank you for the video.

[@buffalosoutdoors]

Thanks and I agree!

[@slowpokebr549]

Ranger triggers for Marlins are great. I've got their trigger and loading gate on my 336. Excellent company.

[@pete7389]

I always thought it was skinner sights or nothing. Nice to know there is another option. Thanks, Buffalo.

[@buffalosoutdoors]

Skinner is the most well known and I do love their sights but I was wanting to try something different this time around and just happened to find these in my search. Like you said I like options and competition between companies leads to better products for us!

[@300zxdriver]

I have skinner sights on a couple rifles,sometimes they’re hard to sight in with their adjustments system.

[@cs-rj8ru]

Those Skinners are ok. Nice and low/streamlined somewhat. They're inferior to the older Lyman 66 sights if you really plan to do any serious shooting.

[@scottf.3808]

Nice job getting that sight adjusted by flipping the knob around....Sweet sight....Good stuff...

[@buffalosoutdoors]

Thanks Scott. It only dawned on me to try that after I had already posted that Patreon only video.

[@scottf.3808]

@@buffalosoutdoors Nice job with that good ole thinking cap....You are one savvy man....Good stuff...

[@BoomStickTactical]

That gun looks great with those sights

[@TightwadTodd]

It certainly does..Pretty Classy in my eyes.

[@buffalosoutdoors]

Thank you! I think so too!

[@brantleyhester6641]

One the best gun channels on KZbin. Good work

[@buffalosoutdoors]

Thank you for that!

[@PatRMG]

I'll agree! I love it when a new Buffalo video pops up!

[@Tex_I_Can]

The best!

[@jeffsprague1315]

Looks to me like you need a little taller front sight

[@CHEECHMUN]

Love that.327, goes with my Ruger. And now you have wind while you are trying to zero. Tight group.

[@Don.E.63]

Testimony to Henry rifles, my 44 shoots about the same group, what a great rifle, good shooting Buffalo and good video, now i want a sight like that!

[@jimmiefarris4218]

The wind wasn't a problem, very good shooting, good job on editing.

[@David-rc8hp]

AWSOME shooting 👍🏻👍🏻

[@buffalosoutdoors]

Thank you!

[@supertom8552]

Great shooting! I’m envious! From Canada 🇨🇦

[@1boortzfan]

I've Skinner sights sightes for a long time. It's nice to see you give the .327 a workout.

[@buffalosoutdoors]

I love Skinners. I've got them on several of my lever guns.

[@billbaker3565]

Fine shooting as always Buffalo.

[@buffalosoutdoors]

Thank you!

[@denisdegamon8224]

Sir, that is some damn fine shooting, I must say. Now I am alot older now some 50 plus years from my army infantry days when I had great eye sight as an expert riflemen. I must say, that anyone would be proud and that was some fine shooting, especially for that pistol caliber carbine with iron sights. Well done sir. I to have Skinner peep sights on both my Henry small game 22 LR and my Henry caliber 45 Colt carbine. Like you I did have to go to a higher .625" Skinner partridge blade front sight for that 45 Colt carbine. The factory front sights were fine on the buckhorn sights but off 2.5" at 25 yards and plus 3.5" high at 50 yards with the Skinner peep sights. It gave me an approximate 100 yard zero, with the rear peep sights screwed all the way down with no way to adjust for a closer 50 yard zero, hence the new taller front sight.

[@musicmatty67]

You’re shooting is most impressive! I’m new to the Henry camp and I’m very impressed with their lever actions.

[@paulbrungardt9823]

Optometrist here--Peep sights have an advantage not present with V notch / Buck-horn sights. If you wear distance ophthalmic lenses ( eyeglasses) there is a significant advantage to peep sights. To learn if this applies to you and you wear distance eyeglasses, do this simple test. 1)Take a scrap piece of cardboard and poke 1 roofing nail hole in cardboard. 3) find a suitable target 9 (deer sized target) 100 yards away. 4) Remove your eyeglasses 5) view distant target with just naked eyes ( no eyeglasses) 6) view distant target through hole in cardboard---If your vision of distant target is better through hole in cardboard, you might just love your first peep sight.

[@MDR-hn2yz]

I have an RPP peep sight on my Henry 45-70. It’s a great piece of gear.

[@jamiesloan5902]

Outstanding shooter!! Even in the strong wind!!!! You truly pull the trigger, as if the gun is empty. We could all learn a thing or two, from you.

[@buffalosoutdoors]

I got lucky on that second group! I couldn't do that again to save my life!

[@nowhereman108]

.327 Federal Magnum! Superb content, rifle, ammo, caliber and marksmanship, Sir!

[@paulscountry456]

Aperture sights can be great , on AR I can hit 8 inch plate at 300 every shot off bags.that little round is a model of efficiency.

[@RJ-sr5dv]

One flyer with the wind blowing a gale… ahh excellent. I had not considered a Henry or Marlin lever gun before. NOw it’s on top of my list. This will compliment my three 327s and my two 32 H&R revolvers…. Excellent video, great delivery thanks

[@buzzpeters769]

Thanks for the info on reversing the RPP peep. Took me from being 2 plus inches high to on the mark after reversing. My Henry looks great with the brass peep and taller brass front blade. Replaced factory blade to a taller sight . RPP does tell Henry owners about the front sight needed to be taller. Your suggestion idea completed the new peep.

[@slowpokebr549]

Boy am I tired of rain and mud. I'm sure ill miss it around August but if I gotta keep feeding hay in this slop......whoooo boy. Stay out of the high water and NICE group.

[@CamoBlitz]

Nice shooting.

[@buffalosoutdoors]

Thanks!

[@scottfabel7492]

I like the look of the brass. I'll have to look into these for some of my Henry's. Thanks for sharing!

[@InSightFreedom]

I prefer the peeps too. That last adjustment will hunt 🤓👍🏻

[@buffalosoutdoors]

Man I couldn't believe it. I think that wind blowing actually helped me. I thought it would be an ugly group so I wasn't stressing about trying too hard.... probably sounds crazy but I really think it helped. I couldn't do that again if my life depended on it.

[@InSightFreedom]

Buffalo's Outdoors you’re an amazing shot. I can see that taking a lil title edge off would be a benefit. That wind was crazy.

[@TargetSuite]

Great video. Thanks for pointing out RPP.

[@buffalosoutdoors]

Glad you liked it!

[@Thorsaxe777]

Buffalo, Just goes to show that accuracy can be well within the sights you use. That is really good shooting, take into consideration. that is a no thrills Henry rifle, it has a lever action bolt and lock up is unlike a bolt action with "T" lugs located right behind the cartridge case, the action locks up on the back portion of the bolt allowing a little bit more of wiggling of alignment when in battery. the trigger is a stock out of the box trigger set by the factory with no adjustments for sear engagement or overtravel. Pretty impressive accuracy. -Dave

[@buffalosoutdoors]

Thanks Dave! I got lucky on that 2nd group, I couldn't do that again to save my life! But the overall group size did reflect what I had been getting with it both on and off camera. I shot several groups off camera to try and dial that sight in. Around 1 5/8" to 1 3/4" was my average which I still think is very respectable. You mentioned some very good points in your comment. I can tell you are knowledgeable on lever guns so I appreciate the comment!

[@wildbill6233]

Just a few things: 1 you have that bad boy dialed in like a pro 2. That is a beautiful sight 3. The only Improvement I would suggest would be a brass front sight 4. extremely excellent camera work 5 is it a lever action or a lever action....lol Great video Buffalo

[@buffalosoutdoors]

Excellent points! Well taken. THank you wildbill!

[@sbhjackson5931]

Have you seen a brass front sight that works well with this rear sight?

[@ronmacdougall9612]

Very very good video,I might consider one of those sights

[@loboel264mag7]

Good shooting. Something that I built years ago that worked well for me is a semi portable 3 legged table for sight in shooting. I had an old scrap on treated plywood about 2’ x 3’. Braced the legs well. It is light enough to carry around, and stable enough to make use of sand bags. Or Caldwells rest. Can shoot lefties as well as right hand just move the chair to the otherside.

[@jackbippus2757]

Excellent videos Buffalo !!! Jack

[@leenelson5823]

Very cool sight. I can see one in my near future being that I can't see the stock sights any more. Looks like just the ticket for my Winchester .45 colt carbine. Thanks for the tip and the vid.

[@buffalosoutdoors]

I don't know what all models they make these for but it wouldn't hurt to look and even shoot an email and ask if you don't see what you need. If they see a market for it they just may make it.

[@jims9249]

Looks like another great option.

[@buffalosoutdoors]

Yes. And options are a good thing! Thanks Jim.

[@bobhartman2571]

Thanks Buffalo.

[@buffalosoutdoors]

You're very welcome!

[@preacherbiggin]

Love the awesome quality content you are putting out sir! Great stuff! Hope you and yours have a Merry CHRISTmas!

[@buffalosoutdoors]

Hey thank you for that! I appreciate it and Merry Christmas to you and yours!

[@6.5grendel11]

You did a good job on wind noise reduction , wasn' bad at all. Thanks for the video and Merry Christmas!

[@buffalosoutdoors]

Thank you. I thought it would be worse! That wind was terrible.

[@Chief2Moon]

I think I'd like a peepsight on my Henry too. Never knew I had the option before. I thank you sir!

[@kentwilliams4152]

Many years ago I read a study in regards to how long one could / should hold their breath when firing a well aimed shot. The study indicated that after 6 seconds a shooter’s ability to maintain sight alignment begins to deteriorate even though the sights remain in focus. If my memory serves me the study was aimed (no pun) at accurate shooting with a hand gun. After reading that study I made it a point when shooting PPC to breath after each shot and saw my scores improve. Sadly, I should have relaxed my grip after each shot to allow oxygenated blood to flow into my hands in order to maintain a consistent grip pressure.

[@scubaguy007]

Wow! Great group on the windy day.

[@johnganshow5536]

Great shooting sir, and beautiful rifle!!!

[@barry9413]

Congratulations on your successful troubleshooting efforts and excellent groups. I just found your channel. Greetings from East Texas.

[@dp2702]

Very nicely done high quality video and some mighty fine shooting! I have used both Williams and Skinner sights and like them. However, I will go with RPP for my newly acquired Marlin. Thanks for a great review.

[@gunnwild1]

I'm the same way Buffalo, I like my firearms to be aesthetically pleasing to me

[@buffalosoutdoors]

Thanks man.

[@gunnwild1]

@@DieselDog1982 My gun said "don't hate me cause I'm beautiful"

[@slimfire54]

Great video Buffalo and very well explained.I've purchased a couple of parts from Range Point.Good to work with and fast shipping.Thanks for the video.

[@midisax]

Really nice sight. Great video, again!

[@philippefrater2000]

We all have flyers somedays... Nice group by the way! Well done! 🖖🏻🇫🇷😎🇫🇷🤪🇫🇷🖖🏻 Got a new subscriber here, from France!

[@Nostrildomus]

That's as good as I've ever done , that was a long time ago . I'll check Ranger Precision Products out ! That's Buff for Shure

[@scottmorgan1016]

Dang buddy your video quality with music is outstanding. That sight is sweet on that Henry. Showing a buddy at work he just ordered a Henry Golden boy. You explain the apertures perfectly. Thanks

[@RickyJr46]

A fine and very practical review, thanks Buffalo!

[@stag3t-muspsa910]

Good shootin....nice group....happy holidays buddy

[@buffalosoutdoors]

Thank you and I hope you and your family have a great Christmas!

[@Northcoastwrench]

Good video. And I agree. My lever gun and my old revolvers are all I care about on looks. Everything else is a tool

[@T.A.B.Videos]

Can't do much better than that Buff

[@buffalosoutdoors]

Thanks Trees!

[@empireants3052]

Great video Buffalo! I just recently found your channel and it's awesome. Your 870 Wingmaster video may have just persuaded me into purchasing one for myself lol.

[@buffalosoutdoors]

Thank you! Glad that you are enjoying the channel! Those 870 Wingmasters are great shotguns!

[@balquidder7920]

Superb group on the second sight-in. You couldn't even see the target on open sights. Must be down to great trigger control.

[@buffalosoutdoors]

That front sight bead covered a lot of the target at 50 yards. I got lucky, couldn't do that again if my life depended on it but at least it happened while the camera was rolling! Thanks!

[@regsparkes6507]

You gotta luv those Henry rifles,....that was some good shooting there after the sight adjustment! I hope the flooding doesn't do any ( or much ) damage to your range area.

[@buffalosoutdoors]

Thanks for that. The water only covered the range by a few inches and has already receded so the damage is basically just muddy grass.

[@regsparkes6507]

@@buffalosoutdoors I was thinking the worse,...as I've seen so much damage caused by flood waters that I just had to mention it. I am glad to hear this. Here where I live in eastern Canada,..we have a fall season of almost all rain. ( Global weather patterns seem to be changing for sure!) It's strange weather.

[@LYLEWOLD]

wow. you are one heck of a shot Buffalo.

[@marcuschauvin7039]

I love all my Henrys... have 8 of them in various calibers

[@fiveowaf454]

The advantage of these sights for me over the competition is the wings that protect the sights, others I've looked at and owned are vulnerable to getting bumped and broken, probably at the most inconvenient time.

[@mcbridecreek]

Buffalo that is a sweet group.

[@TheGsellers]

Cool stuff! and nice shootin as always. And the speed that you can turn a screw driver is impressive ;-)

[@buffalosoutdoors]

Thank you! It took me years to learn how to handle a screwdriver like that! ;)

[@Highgear145]

Ranger Point Precision is awesome

[@freedomfirst5420]

I think it looks great, I've always shot rifles better with a peep sight, as well. The longer sight radius also helps.👍👍

[@buffalosoutdoors]

I agree!

[@DocTheCroc]

Looks way better than before! Keep up that good work, greetings from Germany!

[@buffalosoutdoors]

Thank you!

[@frankschneider5566]

Well done fella.

[@bzbcustoms4520]

wow that's a nice looking sight damn nice shooting!

[@roydelacruz1741]

nice shot buffalo

[@philippefrater2000]

Brass is spot on for this riffle. Good pick! 🖖🏻🇫🇷😎🇫🇷🤪🇫🇷🖖🏻

[@northeastkentuckyoutdoors6455]

I think I’d like to have a lever action set up like that, good set up, nice rifle.

[@BonesTheCat]

Stoked to see this. I really don't like the standard Henry rear sight and have been looking for another option. Hope they ship to Australia. Thanks for the info.

[@buffalosoutdoors]

You're very welcome!

[@RangerPointPrecision]

Thanks for the great feedback. We do ship worldwide via our legal export partners. www.rangerpointstore.com/international-shipping-partners/

[@paoemantega8793]

Great stuff Buffalo, thank you for making the videos

[@buffalosoutdoors]

You're very welcome. I really appreciate that comment!

[@paoemantega8793]

@@buffalosoutdoors You are welcome indeed, I have been watching your vids for a couple of years now and enjoy your calm factual and honest appreciation of guns that I haven't bought yet. I am from the UK and can buy shotguns and rifles but not pistols. Particularly interested in the lever guns at the moment and hoping next year to purchase one ..

[@buffalosoutdoors]

@@paoemantega8793 I really like the lever guns and shotguns so they will always be featured on my channel. Those are the guns I grew up around. My dad has never owned a hand gun that I know of but started us out early on an old single shot shotgun. I have come to love and appreciate handguns but levers will always have a place in my heart and on my channel.

[@SuperUncleRyan]

I love love love lever action rifles,,, but I hate hate hate buckhorn sights. I guess I just never could wrap my mind around how to shoot them properly. All my lever action rifles get optics or peep sights. I have my eye on the Marlin CST 357. It would be really fun to shoot it with my suppressor and 38 Specials.

[@buffalosoutdoors]

I have always struggled with the buckhorns...maybe not really struggled but I certainly shoot peeps better by quite a margin. I think you're on to something with that Marlin!

[@edbertgil8267]

I love your videos brotha, keep'm coming. 👍

[@supertom8552]

Gorgeous gun !