Thread: Shooting with corrective lenses for short sightedness

As Tentman said, set the reticule focus with glasses on. I've shot for 45 years with glasses for shortsightedness, never had an issue except for fogging in our alpine country. Then I changed to progressive lenses a few years back, bottom of the lense for close up, to top of the lense for far away. Never had a problem, though I do find the progressives seem to be a bit more "accomodating" for want of a better word. On ducks I have no issues, but for clays I use to go back to single lenses until I learnt how to use the progressives. And lightweight, thin frames make a big difference too.

The secret is in focusing the reticule, not the target. The eyes will do the rest.