Actually, I'm just an optician, but thanks for the Dr's degree!
And yes, all Walmart associates are nuts in one way or another. It's a requirement for the job.
Do you mean the front sights aren't supposed to be blurry ?? Maybe I should see the eye doc.
Or it just rubs off by contact?
That's the straight line for some jape about putting a 9x19 through a .30mauser chamber isn't it?
I do something similar, except I get safety glasses that have +1.00 diopter correction in the whole lens, not just part. Then no matter which was my head is tilted, the front sight is in focus.
I used to do the same, but it drove me nuts not being able to focus on anything beyond 1 meter. It made finding my brass difficult and seeing hits on target impossible.
Sounds like being a programmer.
And yes, all Walmart associates are nuts in one way or another. It's a requirement for the job.
mostly Doc' says I'm far sighted and got something called 'stigmatism or something such. Plus I got some floaters and flashers from having my bell rung too many times in my misguided youth. As long as I don't concentrate too hard on one spot too long, they don't bother me. I can see the target real good and one of the sights, mostly, but not all three. It's okay, I point-shoot Minute of Pig good enough just from decades of doing it to put sausage in the freezer.
My optician is a gun guy. He gives me a discount for buying poly lens bifocals. My wife gets the krystal vision progressive light changing whistle blowing speaks three languages trifocal lenses. Mine are $99 with new frames; hers are $500 plus the frames and she likes the pretty ones, not the el cheapo ones. Needless to say, when he sees us walk in, he call his travel agent to arrange for a nice vacation in Maui.And you weren't even in a rush to get them done in an hour like I was at that famous optical chain I worked at.
As a witness to the effectiveness of poly lenses protecting the eye, I will admit to a foible I committed a couple days ago. I was installing a buffer & spring in an AR and my fingers slipped, shooting the buffer up, it hitting the upper nasal area of my right lens. It left scratches on the lens, but that's a whole lot better than it could have been.
No wonder you're wearing that bandana, Tinker. I don't think it was a shotgun blast, though.....
BTW as part of out patient cataract surgery i had both eyes rebuilt (new cornea, lenses ect,).. and can for first time in my life see clearly and brilliantly to and beyond the 1000yd targets. As to cost of glasses does just pair of 1 Dollar reading glasses kinda give you a clue?
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A few years back I had glasses done like that. It took several months to get used to them and for a couple of years I thought they were wonderful but for some reason, after about 2 years, the started to drive me crazy. It may just have been that my prescription needed an update but I didn't want to try that concept with new glasses for fear of wasting the money if that wasn't the issue.
