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BadShot · April 20, 2000, 02:01 PM

I've been fighting the over 40 problem for a while myself. I have to use 1.75 correction for my reading glasses. I had my eye doctor make me a pair of reading glasses with progessive lenses(no line) that are clear on the top. The transition from no correction to full correction for reading is gradual. They work very well at our inside range up to the 25 yard distance. I also tried 1 of the Merit disks that stick to your glasses, it also helps quite a bit.

I also have an UltraDot scope that I sometimes use on our MKII and our S&W model 66. I works flawlessly, although I feel like I'm cheating when I use it.

Good luck...

April 20, 2000, 02:01 PM	#24
BadShot Member Join Date: March 12, 2000 Location: West Des Moines, Iowa Posts: 22	I've been fighting the over 40 problem for a while myself. I have to use 1.75 correction for my reading glasses. I had my eye doctor make me a pair of reading glasses with progessive lenses(no line) that are clear on the top. The transition from no correction to full correction for reading is gradual. They work very well at our inside range up to the 25 yard distance. I also tried 1 of the Merit disks that stick to your glasses, it also helps quite a bit. I also have an UltraDot scope that I sometimes use on our MKII and our S&W model 66. I works flawlessly, although I feel like I'm cheating when I use it. Good luck...