After getting two Rossi R92's in 357 that had oversize chambers, I gave up on them, and got a Henry .357 lever action. Even though I wanted the 92 action, I am completely impressed with the Henry. It's built like the Marlin 336 series, with the internal round bolt and flat top receiver.... side eject. This rifle is very, very nice... I got the carbine (16") steel, side loading gate version. Genuine walnut stocks with very nice checkering.... they say it is laser cut, but it looks and feels like nicely hand cut checkering does.
My eyesight has gotten bad enough that the open sights just don't work for me, if I want repeatable grouping.
I prefer to not have to put a scope on it, if I can.... so I got a Skinner aperture sight. I got it mounted today, and will try to test it tomorrow afternoon...... if it works for me, great.... if not, I'll have to go with the scope as a last resort.
Here's the rifle, and a pic of the Skinner sight....