Recommend shooting glasses

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chris in va

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I have moderate astigmatism and currently use regular glasses at the range. I'd like something with a larger lens for the range that won't break the bank. I'm considering something frameless at this point as I also shoot rifles and don't need a frame blocking my sight picture.
 
I have moderate astigmatism and currently use regular glasses at the range. I'd like something with a larger lens for the range that won't break the bank. I'm considering something frameless at this point as I also shoot rifles and don't need a frame blocking my sight picture.

Order over the internet from http://www.zennioptical.com and you'll be shocked at how cheap you can get quality prescription glasses. I've used them for years.
 
I had lenses put in my personal frames by 39dollarglasses. I have been very pleased. It was actually more expensive to supply my own frames than to buy a complete pair. That's the route I would go. You can even have them tinted for a few bucks more.
 
I use
Sports Optical
4337 Tennyson St.
Denver, Colorado, 80212 United States (303) 455-3369
http://www.sportsoptical.com/

They do an extensive mail order business world wide in specialty glasses. Notice that the sweet spot for handgun and for rifle may be different and interchangeable lenses or multiple glasses may be necessary for best results. I wanted the best protection I could get.

For another famous brand Decot has been known for many years for shooting glasses.
 
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