clarence said

TXGunNut said
 My issue is that the target is a barely visible blob.

That’s why aperture front sights are the norm in target shooting–centering the blob is almost as good as seeing it clearly.  The size of the aperture is important: should not be a tight fit around the blob as some think contributes to accuracy, but rather allow plenty of light around it.  If the rifle came without a set of front sight inserts, Lee Shaver & others sell them.  

Thanks! I really like the present insert as it gives me a near perfect picture but would like to have the others.

Mike