RememberTheSomme
CGN Ultra frequent flyer
- Location
- Nova Scotia
I'm getting older(50) and I want to shoot my iron sights as long as possible.
I need recomendations on the absolute best optical correct shooting glasses avaliable.
Polycarbonate the most popular is really hard on my old eyes these days . I have to wear them at work but want something better over those aperture sights on the range.
With anything I've had up to this point in polycarbonate shooting without glasses,a no no, adds 30% to my clearness in my estimation.
I know Trivex has all the magical ingredients for superior eye protection, but I can't find them anywhere here. Even tempered glass if it's avaliable and safe i'd put up with its weight and price for optical clearness when using aperture sights.
Long time target Rifle shooters with aging eyes would probaly have the best solution on their face at the range for sure. Any and all help would be appreciated. RTS.
I need recomendations on the absolute best optical correct shooting glasses avaliable.
Polycarbonate the most popular is really hard on my old eyes these days . I have to wear them at work but want something better over those aperture sights on the range.
With anything I've had up to this point in polycarbonate shooting without glasses,a no no, adds 30% to my clearness in my estimation.
I know Trivex has all the magical ingredients for superior eye protection, but I can't find them anywhere here. Even tempered glass if it's avaliable and safe i'd put up with its weight and price for optical clearness when using aperture sights.
Long time target Rifle shooters with aging eyes would probaly have the best solution on their face at the range for sure. Any and all help would be appreciated. RTS.
