Guys -
As is my way, I'm going to make this post longer/more verbose than it should be. Apologies ahead of time.
I've always had pretty good vision despite my entire family having crap eyesight. I had 20/20 up through flight school and only got demoted to 20/25 in my late 20's. Now, in my 30's, things are getting a liiiiittle blurry at a distance, and one eye is clearly stronger than the other. Probably a product of staring at a screen all day and not getting rest in the last two years because my little demons (er, darling daughters) are learning how to sleep through the night.
In the last couple of weeks my left eye has become blurry and extremely sensitive to light. It waters in ambient daylight or if I look up at a fluorescent light at the office. I have an eye doc appointment tomorrow morning and I'm pretty sure (at least I hope) I'm going to be told two things; one, I have a scratch on my cornea and two, I probably need glasses or contacts.
Now, I say all that to say this - in trying to figure out my shooting form and dial in my accuracy, I figure I probably need to be throwing on my spectacles. But, I have small, wire framed glasses that are 'low profile.' Not the BCG's that the military gives you. And, I realize when I put my glasses on, draw, and look through my peep I'm actually looking OVER the rim of my glasses. I figure that can't be right, yeah? I mean, it seems like I'm probably tucking my chin too much or there's a form issue - does that sound right?
-LaS
As is my way, I'm going to make this post longer/more verbose than it should be. Apologies ahead of time.
I've always had pretty good vision despite my entire family having crap eyesight. I had 20/20 up through flight school and only got demoted to 20/25 in my late 20's. Now, in my 30's, things are getting a liiiiittle blurry at a distance, and one eye is clearly stronger than the other. Probably a product of staring at a screen all day and not getting rest in the last two years because my little demons (er, darling daughters) are learning how to sleep through the night.
In the last couple of weeks my left eye has become blurry and extremely sensitive to light. It waters in ambient daylight or if I look up at a fluorescent light at the office. I have an eye doc appointment tomorrow morning and I'm pretty sure (at least I hope) I'm going to be told two things; one, I have a scratch on my cornea and two, I probably need glasses or contacts.
Now, I say all that to say this - in trying to figure out my shooting form and dial in my accuracy, I figure I probably need to be throwing on my spectacles. But, I have small, wire framed glasses that are 'low profile.' Not the BCG's that the military gives you. And, I realize when I put my glasses on, draw, and look through my peep I'm actually looking OVER the rim of my glasses. I figure that can't be right, yeah? I mean, it seems like I'm probably tucking my chin too much or there's a form issue - does that sound right?
-LaS
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