Shooting with Bi-foculs

[Regge]

Front Sight

Focus 110% on the front sight, the target will be blurry. If you have good trigger control the hits will be petfect.

 

[pwg212]

Try multi-focal contacts. I use these haven't any problems while I'm shooting or doing anything else.

 

[Lowjiber]

My complaint is wearing protective shooting goggles over my glasses. It's uncomfortable & a pain. Especially in the summer. sweat dripping on the lens, etc.

I had my optometrist make me a pair of bi-focal, yellow shooting glasses. Shatter-proof lenses and a wide lower part of the lens works great. I find that I rarely use the bottom for actual shooting, as the tops give me a good view of the front sight and the target.

I shoot at ranges all over the country and have never been required to put safety goggles over my glasses. A word of caution however...wear a ball cap to prevent hot shell casings from dropping between the lens and your eyelid. It happened to me with a .45 ACP.