[Cast&Blast]

When I went hunting recently I bought a pair of Browning shooting glasses. They come with interchangeable lenses, three different types/colors.

Today I was shooting skeet and trap, and it was VERY overcast. Drizzly and dark. I had never tried the rose colored lenses before, but popped them in to see what they looked like and WOW! I don't know how they work, but they brighten up everything and make everything a lot more clear. I was really impressed!

 

[Johngoboom]

There is a reason they sell a TON of those rose colored shooting glasses for trap and skeet. THEY WORK.

How did you shoot???

 

[Bountyhunter]

I've never used shooting glasses before. I shoot with my prescription glasses. But you can get prescriptions with different color lenses too. The yellow ones are pretty cool. They seem to keep glare down.

 

[Cast&Blast]

There is a reason they sell a TON of those rose colored shooting glasses for trap and skeet. THEY WORK.

How did you shoot???

Pretty good, for me! Details in the shotgun area of the forum...

 

[Drummer]

There is a company called SafeVision that makes prescription shooting glasses in all kinds of tints and frame styles. They do meet the ANSI Z87 requirements as well. They are about $75 bucks and up. They have a dot net web address.

I have never tried the different tinted shooting glasses but I most likely will in the near future.

 

[dbsoundguy]

Wow...I went shooting on new years day with all my future and present son-in-laws..lol
( That is the best time to give them the Dad lecture :twisted: )

anyways...I have never wore shooting glasses that were colored and I got some Amber ones..
OMG..We were shooting all day and did not know it was getting dark..I can't believe how much light they bring in..I will always were them now...