Having issues looking through your scope?

Inigoes · Feb 4, 2018

2 products are on the market to help you.

Scope aid, is built to your eye presciption.
http://www.clemit.com

BulzEyePro, is marketed as an optics enhancer.
https://www.bulzeyepro.com

j_h_smith · Feb 4, 2018

Interesting. I may have to look into this further.

Thanks!

Inigoes · Feb 4, 2018

If you are have an issue of maintaining your balance from time to time, another product from BalancePro may help also

BalancePro insoles are scientifically-tested to reduce the risk of falls and improve balance instantly and continuously

http://www.balancepro.ca

dreadpirate · Feb 7, 2018

I thought that's what the fast-focus eye piece is for.

Melnic · Feb 7, 2018

my antivirus says the clemit link has malicious content.

Biggfoot44 · Feb 8, 2018

Huh . And here I thought the Scope WAS the enhancer . What single plane sighting , magnification, and focusable .

Inigoes · Feb 8, 2018

As people get older, they get bifocals or trifocals, which adjust their focus at certain distances.

Which leaves some folks who cannot see the crosshairs because the distance is too close.

Biggfoot44 · Feb 8, 2018

But isn't that the reason for the focusing ring on the scope ?

( I may otherwise be an old fart , but my vision is just about the only thing holding up .)

Boom Boom · Feb 8, 2018

The focusing ring changes the focal distance of the scope within a relatively small range. The Clemit device acts as a reducer to shrink the focal distance for people with presbyopia. Presbyopia is the inability to focus at close distance, which is what bifocal and progressive lenses are for. With the Clemit device, people with presbyopia can position their head at normal distance (a few inches) behind the scope and see the scope reticle without wearing bifocal or progressive glasses.

Seagrave1963 · Feb 8, 2018

dreadpirate · Feb 11, 2018

Boom Boom said:
The focusing ring changes the focal distance of the scope within a relatively small range. The Clemit device acts as a reducer to shrink the focal distance for people with presbyopia. Presbyopia is the inability to focus at close distance, which is what bifocal and progressive lenses are for. With the Clemit device, people with presbyopia can position their head at normal distance (a few inches) behind the scope and see the scope reticle without wearing bifocal or progressive glasses.

My close vision sucks too and I don't think my progressives work when I shoulder my rifle, but the focus seems to fix it. Perhaps my bad vision is not too severe.

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