Hey Guys! I'm new to this forum, and would like some advice. I've got a Browning 1886 Carbine that I love everything about except the sights and the curved buttplate. I can live with a slip-on recoil pad, but the factory sights are terrible. I simply cannot see them well enough for accurate shooting except in bright sunlight. Who makes the best traditional-looking replacement rear sight that is easy to visually acquire? While you're at it, how about the best receiver sight, should I elect to go that route? I'm hesitant to "drill and tap" this fine rifle unless there is not a good, open sight alternative for my 55 year-old eyes. FYI, I'm a 100 yard max kinda guy...never more if I can help myself, often much less (average shot distance 50-70 yards). Thanks