I know Canadians on both sides.
I know we’re getting off topic, but it’s funny, I used to think Americans had the bad attitudes (and of course there are bad apples out there). I think I got that impression from the media and my schooling growing up. My first real experience in the states was buying an old Charger in Ohio. Flew down and drove it back up. I was blown away by how friendly everyone was that I interacted with throughout my trip back. I quickly realized I was wrong and felt it was actually us with the bad attitudes lol (I don’t mean to paint everyone with the same brush, there are a lot of good people here too). What also blew me away were rows of houses with American flags on them. You just don’t see stuff like that up here. At least not in my neck of the woods.
I have tried several options on the market and I still go back to just using my readers until I can find something better. Those big numbers on the ZCO turrets are awesome!LASIK is not going to help you much as your eyes may continue to change as you get older and most folks will have increased issues with reading. You can get a procedure called a monovision LASIK. They focus on one eye that you can use to see things up close but then again, not sure how many years you will get out of this procedure as you age. I had PRK a long time ago and while my distant vision is still OK, I started using readers several years ago.
One thing the ZCO has in its favor is that the turrets are much easier to see. I take my readers and use them when I use other optics, but like a dumbass, I lost count of how many times I have left my readers on while looking through the optic and thinking "this does not look as clear as it should for some reason"
You saying this is the old mans scope?They definitely help out with some near vision impaired customers
You saying this is the old mans scope?
