If you are using "No-Line" bi-focals,
you are aware that only those objects in a very small area are
"In-Focus".
This is something that needs to be corrected with a pair of glasses that you will likely use only on the firing-line.
Find a heavyduty frame that will tollerate some reshaping/bending to fit what you need for the various shooting positions.
SEE PHOTOS:
First read over this page and Print it to show it to the eye Dr. <http://bjonessights.com/power.html> He will likely want to discuss your needs with me and it's OK for
him to call. 602-840-2176
After you have your new prescription, tell the Dr. that you will be using one pair of glasses "Only On The Firing-line" and that you need the "Sweet-Spot" centered
into the upper left quadrant of the right lens (If You're righhanded). In most of the firing positions, the shooter is not standing erect or looking straight ahead. Quite the
opposite is true. In sitting and prone, you are at an angle to the Target and looking through the inside-very-edge of the aiming eye, with the head tilted downward, to
keep the spine alignment. You will not need to take your rifle into the office, just demonstrate a sitting position and he should understand the need of the location of the "Sweet-Spot". NOTE: REMEMBER, WHEN YOU ARE IN THE PRONE POSITION, YOUR BODY IS FLAT ON THE GROUND AND YOUR ARMS ARE EXTENDED OUT IN FRONT OF YOU...... THEREFORE, WHEN YOU DEMONSTRATE THE POSITION IN THE DR's OFFICE, YOU SHOULD POINT AN IMAGINARY RIFLE AT THE CEILING!
..bjonessights..
This is something that needs to be corrected with a pair of glasses that you will likely use only on the firing-line.
Find a heavyduty frame that will tollerate some reshaping/bending to fit what you need for the various shooting positions.
SEE PHOTOS:
First read over this page and Print it to show it to the eye Dr. <http://bjonessights.com/power.html> He will likely want to discuss your needs with me and it's OK for
him to call. 602-840-2176
After you have your new prescription, tell the Dr. that you will be using one pair of glasses "Only On The Firing-line" and that you need the "Sweet-Spot" centered
into the upper left quadrant of the right lens (If You're righhanded). In most of the firing positions, the shooter is not standing erect or looking straight ahead. Quite the
opposite is true. In sitting and prone, you are at an angle to the Target and looking through the inside-very-edge of the aiming eye, with the head tilted downward, to
keep the spine alignment. You will not need to take your rifle into the office, just demonstrate a sitting position and he should understand the need of the location of the "Sweet-Spot". NOTE: REMEMBER, WHEN YOU ARE IN THE PRONE POSITION, YOUR BODY IS FLAT ON THE GROUND AND YOUR ARMS ARE EXTENDED OUT IN FRONT OF YOU...... THEREFORE, WHEN YOU DEMONSTRATE THE POSITION IN THE DR's OFFICE, YOU SHOULD POINT AN IMAGINARY RIFLE AT THE CEILING!
..bjonessights..