Thread: Looking for a Good Shooting Optometrist

Its been a fair few years since I got fitted for shooting glasses. I did go to the guy in Cambridge who has already been mentioned. I can't remember the exact details of shooting glasses prescriptions but I do know that it is quite different to a normal prescription. So the best bit of advice I can give you is find someone who actually does know about the peculiarities of shooting glasses. Not sure what discipline you shoot but if it is any interest I have a Knobloch shooting glass frame with a lens holder which I no longer need. Let me know if its of interest to you.
I just had another think about this. I do remember that the difference in a shooting lens compared to a normal lens is the focus distance requires. i.e. the front sight. If the Optomotrist doesn't know about this walk away.