My eyes are getting old, should I wear glasses while shooting a pistol?
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onedash
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when I got glasses it took a year to get used to them. Walking or generally just standing up the ground seemed like twice as far away. I even tripped over curbs a couple times at first. I think i'm still not 100% used to them and it's been like 4-5 years. I tried progressive lenses once and that was 100 times worse. Great for reading, driving, especially reading my phone, and pretty much everything except walking. Had to return them. I got computer glasses. They work pretty good-when I use them.
Blacksmith101
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Broncolou
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I use .75 and 1.0 full diopter safety glasses for uspsa and 3 gun. I was having terrible trouble with bifocals and topfocals getting them to work well in different situations.
https://smile.amazon.com/Elvex-RX-5....0+diopter+full+lens+magnifier+safety+glasses
https://smile.amazon.com/Elvex-RX-5....0+diopter+full+lens+magnifier+safety+glasses
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