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Thread: Shooting Glasses
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10-02-2024, 18:47 #1
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Shooting Glasses
When I was a youngster of 18 and heard someone saying he is 50, I would think he is old. When my dad at the time being 68 years old would complain about using open sights. I thought he was just complaining for nothing. Alas move a good few years. And now I am 53. And currently wearing tri-focal prescription glasses.
Now I realize how wrong I was!
And the issue of prescription spectacles vs safety glasses is a reality on the range.
Have been looking at options. Amongst others Wiley X safety glasses with prescription inserts.
1.Has anyone used them? And what is your experience re: comfort, fogging up etc.
2. I find Tri-focals a pain using my pistols and rifles using open sights. Any suggestion on lense set up? I have read placing reading side of lens at the top help. Anyone tried it?
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10-02-2024, 18:56 #2
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Re: Shooting Glasses
I run a set of revision sawflys with single vision prescription insert. That works the bomb for pistol and shotty using open sights. Other than scoring on a tablet at matches being a ballache I've been very happy with the setup for years.
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10-02-2024, 19:11 #3
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Re: Shooting Glasses
Pilla with inserts if you have deep pockets,
Oakley Flak if not.
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10-02-2024, 21:02 #4
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Re: Shooting Glasses
Ah yes, aging eyes v front sight focus. Got a pair of safety glasses with + 1 lens which helped a bit, but blurred target. I see the glock shop here in SA has safety glasses with +1 +2 etc small inserts. Try those. Reasonably priced.
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