Single six sight help

[Arier Blut]

I was going to order a sight and thought it would be best to get help from you guys first. I bought the pistol without a front sight at all. It has been that way for 10 years or better. I can't figure if a bisley or stock sight would be better, to cheap for the fiber optic I found at $40. Numrich arms didn't have a different rear for the Bisley so I am assuming it is the same on both. I want to use it for target and hunting. So is the bisley a smaller blade? Any other options? I do have the stock rear on the new model single six.
Thanks a lot guys.

[Hank08]

AB, the front and rear sights are the same on a single six regardless of which grip frame they have.  They are screwed on, so all you need is a front sight and a 6x48 screw. Numrich should have both or you can call Ruger and they will have both.  They can also answer any questions you might have about your sights.
H08

[Steve P]

You can also use the Patridge style front sight off the Ruger Mark II semi-auto.  Fits the single six about perfect!

Steve

[Tallwalker]

Millett also makes an orange ramp sight for the Mark II that fits the single six just fine. I was shooting mine today, and really like how visable it is in different light.

[Ken ONeill]

Steve P is correct, the front sight off a T512 Mk. II for example, would work well, if you can find a used one. However, Ruger no longer stocks them and considers them obsolete. They are now replaced by a patridge front sight on the Mk. III which is not undercut, like those on the Mk. I and II were. They have a narrower base, and fit the single six perfectly. I recently bought 2 for a pair of 4 5/8" stainless Single Sixes, and really like them. The cost is about $9.50. They can be ordered through Ruger's parts department in Prescott. The height is just a few thousandths shorter than a Single- Six ramp, about .340" if I recall correctly.