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After a cheap(ish) pair of shooting glasses to "get my eye in" haha.. just want to know if I'll get on with a pair... Not wanting to break the bank, as I'll have to get a lens made too which is going to make it an expensive item... Just wondered if anyone had a set that were lying around gathering dust that they'd let go?

I'm hoping to go ahead with Laser surgery at some point in the next 12 months, so as I say, don't want to break the bank, but I'm not looking to rob anyone either!

let me know what you've got and what you want :)

Hi I had lenses and lazer surery to both my eyes five + years ago and their great. For safety glasses i buy from Screwfix, cheep and cheerful and when scratched chuck away.

Sorry, wasn't talking about safety glasses, was talking about a shooting frame (one eye lense and blinder!) haha... Thanks for the vote for laser surgery though! I've been thinking about it for a while and not really made any positive steps towards it yet!

TG

you might want to try

forum.stirton.com

it's a more target shooter based forum with SH kit coming up fairly regularly, trouble is shooting frames tend to be expensive and any bargains few and far between

Hiya Tatts,

I bought some Varga shooting glasses/frames for my father a few years ago - he got a lens for them, but only used them once (too fiddly), and have been in a cupboard ever since...so are as new.

He says you can have them for £40 (FB rates) if you like?

I'll post some pics tomorrow.....

Hi Dougan, that'd be fantastic!

You have PM :)

PM received, and returned :cheers:

Tattooed thingy........is Bob Cooper still active at Dudley?
Haven't heard anything about him for a while.
G.M.

Won't let me PM you, but yes, he is still an active member and part of the committee.

I make safety glasses that have vision correction installed that I have calculated to be ideal for shooting. If you email me:

The sight radius of your rifle, and the prescription for distance vision that you need in the shooting eye, I'd be happy to recommend the appropriate lens.

If you bought a Knobloch style pair of glasses that take round lenses, I can cut lenses to your needs, using impact resistant polycarbonate with AR coating.

Safety shooting glasses are $35, lenses are $40, shipping to UK is $5.

Art Neergaard
ShootingSight LLC
shootingsight@nuvox.net
www.shootingsight.com
+1-513-702-4879