Sighting.....glasses question

longhunter

Ok so here it is,the other day as I was "sighting" from my bear bait stand,I realized that I can't see good...duh,thats why I have glasses.See I usually shoot open sights,but but a nice post scope on the 06 for more distance etc.OK cause my eyes are getting bad.ANYWAY,my glasses are to see far away,and I have problems with the scope with em on,so I am reduced to ,Removing them before sighting,too much movement and time involved here.What do I do here,I am sure some of you got "simular"problems here? I'm ok if I stick with the open sights...

BOBBYWINS

I wear reading glasses for close-up work.
Scopes are no problem(without the glasses)
as long as their focused right.My problem
is with open sights.The glasses work fine
for the sights,but I can't see the target.
Take'em off and I see the target fine,but
really have to concentrate on on the sights,
which in turn lessens my concentration on
the target.[:(][:(]

IT'S WHAT PEOPLE KNOW ABOUT THEMSELVES THAT MAKES THEM AFRAID.

outdoortexas

Same here as BW,
but I guess I shoot enough I don't seem to have a problem. Mainly with handguns, I don't care about the target as I can still see it.
I focus on the sights and center them on the target and do fairly well most of the time. [;)]

Same on whitetail, if the sights are lined up on the shoulder, he drops. I think it's really just getting used to it.

pabooger

The guys who shoot silhouettes up to the club have a small recticle that sticks to their glasses, it solves the problem quite well.
Merit deluxe optical attachment, page 225 of Brownells catalog number 55. Price $65



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mag

The rear lens on your scope is adjustable to your vision. If the scope was new it should have had instructions on how to set it.

mag