Shooting eyewear help pls.

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charleslee

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A friend needs advice re same:Well I have prescription glasses now that are progressive and the viewing
area of both segments of the lenses (near sighted far sighted) are
relatively small, so whenever you are in the in between section my vision is
blurred. You know when you put your cheek on the stock. Does that ever
happen to you? Optimal would be a prescription pair of safety style shooing
glasses (maybe yellow tint) that have a small bifocal and a larger for the
nearsighted long vision. I will check around too.
 
Bifocals, trifocals and progressive lenses don't seem to cut it for shooting.
Especially for anything requiring head movement.
At least for me.
What does seem to work is two lenses, right and left.
One for short distances, for the sights.
And the other for long distances, for the target.
Somehow the brain combines them well.
 
Re shooting eyewear tips

Thank you very much for your excellent advice. Appreciated. I'll pass it along to my OH buddy & let you know how he makes out.
 
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