Lee Shaver make a line of "budget priced" Soule sights, too. Around half the price of his top drawer ones, but still MUCH better than the Pedersoli versions. I believe he takes the P-soli sights and changes internal parts to make them sturdier and more "repeatable."
The one I have, a mid-range Soule with his Hadley-style cup (cost extra), has served me well for 7 or 8 yrs. VERY nice and they match well to MY Taylor's Armi Sport Sharps replica, in 45-70.
Are they top shelf? Probably not, but they have been used quite successfully in championship matches. And they don't break most wallets, either. My rifle (- for all my issues finding a
BP load for ME,) still shoots waaaay better than me.