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Colorado Redneck · December 12, 2012, 10:58 PM

Thanks, Springer. For the lucky amongst us that still have decent eyes, trying to explain how it works for people like me is impossible. Bifocals provide a good look either down range (and the sights are fuzzy and difficult to pick up) or else if I hold my head right I can see the sights nicely but everything beyond 3 feet is fuzzy as hell. I used to make frequent PowerPoint presentations and always used a laser pointer to guide the viewers eyes to what was pertinent on the screen. Laser sights on a gun at the local gun shop feel like I could make shooting a hand gun a lot easier and more dependable. Maybe I can talk the gun store into letting me rent the revolver for a few rounds to see for myself.

December 12, 2012, 10:58 PM	#43
Colorado Redneck Senior Member Join Date: January 6, 2008 Location: Northeast Colorado Posts: 1,993	Thanks, Springer. For the lucky amongst us that still have decent eyes, trying to explain how it works for people like me is impossible. Bifocals provide a good look either down range (and the sights are fuzzy and difficult to pick up) or else if I hold my head right I can see the sights nicely but everything beyond 3 feet is fuzzy as hell. I used to make frequent PowerPoint presentations and always used a laser pointer to guide the viewers eyes to what was pertinent on the screen. Laser sights on a gun at the local gun shop feel like I could make shooting a hand gun a lot easier and more dependable. Maybe I can talk the gun store into letting me rent the revolver for a few rounds to see for myself.