Shooting glasses

jc_crazyhorse

April 29, 2007 21:59

I need a new pair. What do you all suggest? Wouldn't be against a pair that can double as sunglasses too. Let's hear it.

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  jc_crazyhorse

  April 29, 2007 21:59

  Was buying something online and they have a pair of Radians Shooting Glasses for 9.95. Comes in three different colors too. I'm guessing these serve merely for eye protection. However, I'm wondering if they do anything else...besides make you look cool [:D][:D].
  

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  Cubslover

  April 29, 2007 22:04

  These
  
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  These

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  jc_crazyhorse

  April 29, 2007 22:08

  Thanks Cubs. I think I like the S&W Code 4, but I have to try them on before I can say for sure. When I buy glasses, I usually either look like a bug (like I have huge eyes) or look like the glasses are 3 times to small for me. So what looks good in a catalog, don't work on my face.

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  spurgemastur

  April 30, 2007 00:16

  If I'm going to use anything other than my prescription eyeglasses (and I do when I'm shooting a pistol that tends to kick brass back at my face) I just use racquetball glasses, mostly because they fit over my prescription glasses.

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  dustyhol

  April 30, 2007 02:32

  check out these: http://www.strategosstore.com/Eyewear-&-Goggles-Superstore/ESS-Goggles-&-Eyewear/ICE-Series/
  
  or these: http://www.strategosstore.com/Eyewear-&-Goggles-Superstore/ESS-Goggles-&-Eyewear/High-Adrenaline-Sunglasses/Fusion-Polarized/
  
  I have the ESS glasses and love them.

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  awinds

  April 30, 2007 03:40

  Just make sure you get polycarbonate lenses.

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  mrseatle

  April 30, 2007 07:27

  I've got the yellow lense S&W's that came with their "ear muffs" for $20 at Academy, and then an extra pair similar but kinda big and goofy for when I bring guests to the range and an extra set of full ear muffs (I recommend the best ear protection you can afford). I also use mirrored Oakleys but only at the outdoor range since they are really just sport sunglasses, but they work pretty good and I'm confident they can deflect brass and other debris.

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  tsavo303

  April 30, 2007 11:09

  cdnn will give you a free pair if you spend like $100 or so!

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  cmd66

  April 30, 2007 13:34

  Oakley's.

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  Rockatansky

  April 30, 2007 13:36

  or these:
  
  

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