Get a pair of these and have your prescription put in them. I have a pair of their 1.25x readers for close work in the field and a pair of their goggles that are perfect for cross-country skiing in mild weather.I used to think it looked like a chore to be taking glasses on and off ... and then my eyes shifted in a matter of months and had more empathy.
I've seen different people try various methods - fully taking them on and off is a lot of excess movement. Putting them on top of your head can get in the way of earpro (and make the inside of the lens funky from sweat, sunscreen, hair oil, etc). I've found it works to just bump them down my nose to shoot, and then pull them back up. Can be done with the firing hand at the end of a shot sequence in under a second.
I can see the turret numbers and bubble level well enough without readers. Fine detail not so much, so reducing the clutter is attractive.Maybe one of these would help you old fellas out.
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Gen II Pro Series Turret Magnifier
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@THLR and I like that idea, but appear to be a minority. I still think dots would be workable for everyone.I dont understand the request? Like have no markings at all other than at half and whole mils?
