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.284 · April 15, 2013, 12:12 PM

Okay, I am 46 and it was time to do something about the peepers. Let me also say that I have never had to wear glasses until now and it's a whole different world. This weekend, I did some targeting shooting with the new specs and my S&W 44 mag (I deer hunt with it). It was not my best shooting performance and now I am really concerned about glare in the field, fogging and just the general pain in the neck that I perceive eye glasses to be. I still have very good distance sight but the glasses correct my up close vision. I know that I am on a slippery slope as far as the "hunting section" but, I really am wondering what I should know about being a four eyed hunter?????

Tips......

Challenges.....

Stories......success or failure....

April 15, 2013, 12:12 PM	#1
.284 Senior Member Join Date: July 8, 2009 Location: davison, michigan Posts: 665	Hunting/shooting with new eye glasses Okay, I am 46 and it was time to do something about the peepers. Let me also say that I have never had to wear glasses until now and it's a whole different world. This weekend, I did some targeting shooting with the new specs and my S&W 44 mag (I deer hunt with it). It was not my best shooting performance and now I am really concerned about glare in the field, fogging and just the general pain in the neck that I perceive eye glasses to be. I still have very good distance sight but the glasses correct my up close vision. I know that I am on a slippery slope as far as the "hunting section" but, I really am wondering what I should know about being a four eyed hunter????? Tips...... Challenges..... Stories......success or failure.... __________________ Guns have only two enemies, rust and politicians! Deer are amazing creatures....so please don't burn the sauteed onions and I'll pass on the steak sauce, thank you.