It's bi-focal time. Does anyone make sHooting glasses that have clear non prescription safety glass lenses with bifocal bottom sections? I'm having difficulty switching from looking through my scope to looking at the small markings on my elevation and windage dials. I seem too remember seeing an add somewhere for such a product but the Google search I just did came up zero
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Re: Shooting glasses
Ask your optometrist about your current lenses. My sons got new glasses and I asked if they were up to safety glasses standards. He said the new lenses are safe.
Ask your optometrist about your current lenses. My sons got new glasses and I asked if they were up to safety glasses standards. He said the new lenses are safe.
Re: Shooting glasses
CR39 lenses are not. HIP lenses are not. Polycarbonate lenses are.
You'll handicap yourself with the over the counter plano top/bifocal bottom cheap glasses. Spring for a set of Decots with the adjustable nose bridge and be done with it. Your local opto can get them for you or at least help you order them on your own. You'll need your IPD near measurement for them to correctly locate the bifocal on the lens.
Be sure and pop for the AR coating as well. A generic AR is fine; no need to spend the big bucks on a name brand coating.
CR39 lenses are not. HIP lenses are not. Polycarbonate lenses are.
You'll handicap yourself with the over the counter plano top/bifocal bottom cheap glasses. Spring for a set of Decots with the adjustable nose bridge and be done with it. Your local opto can get them for you or at least help you order them on your own. You'll need your IPD near measurement for them to correctly locate the bifocal on the lens.
Be sure and pop for the AR coating as well. A generic AR is fine; no need to spend the big bucks on a name brand coating.
Re: Shooting glasses
Thanks guys
Thanks guys
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