What reticle to choose?

[wildcat junkie]

Thank's for the information.It would be a great invention for opticians to come up with a pair of shooting sporting glasses

 

You can adjust the focus for you vision with or without the glasses.

 

[Dinsdale]

Thank's for the information.It would be a great invention for opticians to come up with a pair of shooting sporting glasses

 

They are way ahead of you....

 

Oakley (and many others) sells interchangeable prescription shooting glasses with different colors based on use.

 

Many clay shooters favor rose/vermilion tints.

 

I have a hard time picking up movement and swear by yellow tint lenses that help with contrast and always hunt with that particular pair.

Edited February 5, 2016 by Dinsdale

[Dom]

They are way ahead of you....

 

Oakley (and many others) sells interchangeable prescription shooting glasses with different colors based on use.

 

Many clay shooters favor rose/vermilion tints.

 

I have a hard time picking up movement and swear by yellow tint lenses that help with contrast and always hunt with that particular pair.

Agreed!Oakley's are way over rated/and priced

[turkeyfeathers]

They are way ahead of you....

 

Oakley (and many others) sells interchangeable prescription shooting glasses with different colors based on use.

 

Many clay shooters favor rose/vermilion tints.

 

I have a hard time picking up movement and swear by yellow tint lenses that help with contrast and always hunt with that particular pair.

I had prescription Oakleys when I was playing competitive golf. The persimmon lens made for outstanding reading of the breaks in the greens. And yes, they weren't cheap

[wildcat junkie]

I had prescription Oakleys when I was playing competitive golf. The persimmon lens made for outstanding reading of the breaks in the greens. And yes, they weren't cheap

 

I have amber prescription shooting glasses. They add a great deal of depth when looking into brush & brighten up the woods like it is ten minutes earlier than the actual time in the evenings.

 

[shawnhu]

An added question to the reticle?What role does wearing using Eye glasses play when choosing the correct power of lenses of a scope.

None. You can adjust focus with the end by the eye relief.

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[shawnhu]

They are way ahead of you....

Oakley (and many others) sells interchangeable prescription shooting glasses with different colors based on use.

Many clay shooters favor rose/vermilion tints.

I have a hard time picking up movement and swear by yellow tint lenses that help with contrast and always hunt with that particular pair.

Amber is the best high definition colored lens. It helps with movement a ton.

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[Jeremy K]

I live in one of the wealthiest parts of the state in Northern Westchester

 

That would explain why you think it's OK to talk to people the way you do . 

[Marion]

I don't talk down to anyone other than the troll known as uptown dumbass. And you are right I forgot I mentioned your retarded brain. For that I am man enough to admit I stand corrected. I wasn't lying, I still DO believe that you are a moron, and whether that may in fact be the case or not that is merely my opinion. So why don't you go run along and stop acting like a complete fool.

You Can't Beat My Meat!

[Uptown Redneck]

The only complete fool here is you. And I continue to stand by my earlier post claiming that the best recticle is the one with you head sighted in on it. The world would be a better place with less idoits like you in it.

[dbHunterNY]

i wear glasses for everything but have taken them off too.  doesn't make any different with reticle or power. 

[wildcat junkie]

i wear glasses for everything but have taken them off too.  doesn't make any different with reticle or power. 

 

It does change the focus though. I also have astigmatism so W/O my glasses the crosshairs look tilted. Even with glasses there is some tilt, but it isn't as bad. Yo level my scope reticle & have to look through it with my left eye that has 20/20 vision W/no astigmatism. I should have learned to shoot left handed but it's too late now. Besides, I do OK anyway.

 

[dbHunterNY]

It does change the focus though. I also have astigmatism so W/O my glasses the crosshairs look tilted. Even with glasses there is some tilt, but it isn't as bad. Yo level my scope reticle & have to look through it with my left eye that has 20/20 vision W/no astigmatism. I should have learned to shoot left handed but it's too late now. Besides, I do OK anyway.

 

 

never noticed the tilt.  maybe because I almost always wear my glasses.  vision is a weird thing though I guess.  my vision is 20/25 in my left and a little better in my right but I've also got a slight astigmatism.  I'm left eye dominant but mainly right handed.  I learned to shoot right handed.  i'll have to check the tilt thing.  may depend on how strong your script is?  I've never really noticed it.  this spring and summer shooting long range i'll have to test everything out.  it should change POI if you're saying there's a tilt.