RX shooting glasses

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AUG

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Do any of you guys use RX shooting glasses?

I'm thinking about buying a pair would like your expierence with various brands of Rx shooting glasses?

The decot seems to be the standard but I would like something with a little more side coverage. My Rx is single vision lens and I shoot handguns most of the time if that helps.
 
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Jim Watson

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Wouldn't be without them. My pistol glasses have the right lens ground to focus on the sights, about like the intermediate on a trifocal.
 
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Rustic

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try rx inserts

I just got some Rudy Project polarized glasses with good polycarbonate polarized wrap lenses outside, prescription lenses inside. I can also change out the outer lenses for different colors. These work well for me, and I know Bolle, Smith and others make similar items.

Other dedicated shooting glasses are made by Randolph, Zeiss and Nikon. Some are spendy, but your peepers are worth it.
 
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AUG

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Do the inserts that go between your eyes and the lens (on wrap around styles) seem to work ok?

Does the insert scratch the lens?

Reflections?

I really hate the look of wrap arounds but a relative lost an eye recently due to not having enough coverage with his glasses and I am stepping up my gear. I guess you can say I am scared straight.
 
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WhoKnowsWho

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My work supplies me with standard safety glasses with thick plastic lenses to prevent shattering and large side shields to prevent side splashes. I mainly use them since if they get scratched, it's not too big a deal, I can get them replaced every two years for free. I don't remember the maker though, sorry!
 
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