Rod:  The Redfield 'no-drill' peep sights work on the 1894, 1896 and 1898 Krags.  The Redfield sight requires the removal of the magazine cut-off, as well as, the longer replacement screw.  The sights work well on the Krag but may introduce some roughness in cartridge feeding, unless the cut-off slot is filled with a properly shaped and oriented shaft.

Thanks for the information. Now all I have to do is find the peep sight, modify my (already sporterized) stock slightly, and sight it in and a huntin we will go.

It's not an issue krag stock. Had a replacement sporterized stock on it when I bought it (lousy stock job). Then sold it to my brother since I had my grandfather's krag and he couldn't find as good a deal (Got it for $75 at an auction). Then when I told him I wanted to get a peep sight for my grandfather's krag he wanted to keep grandad's the way we got it from him so traded me guns and he had replaced the lousy stock job with with a new sport stock himself (very nice job) but had put a williams peep mounted on the right side ( he didn't know that there were peeps made for krag's) so I ended up with the krag that had an excellent barrel and now a better stock job.