shooting glasses
- Thread starter tonky70
- Start date
Help Support :
Outlaw
Well-known member
Try the top gun fixed frames, 5 pairs of various colors for about £50. I still have mine after 5 years of regular use.
TobyM
Well-known member
Shouldn't this be in "general discussion"?Matt, for prescription glasses there's a shop at Bisley which regularly does free eye tests for shooters. He's usually booked up really quickly so you'll have to ring up for a slot but he comes very well recommended. His name escapes me at the moment, sorry!
Hi Tonky,The Top Gun stuff is good, if you can get a copy of this months Clay Shooter mag (free at groundsgun shops) or £1.99 from the newsagents there is a review of shooting glasses and don't think there were any over £100 so should be useful for you.I started out with some cheap multi lense glasses, then bought some Oakleys then changed to Hi-Def Spex last year.Cheers,Jon.
Outlaw
Well-known member
I had some of the multi lense Topguns but found the frames couldnt take too much lense changing before they started to break up. Topgun did replace them but it was a pain in the middle of a shoot. My new set were 5 pairs of glasses with frames which meant you only changed the glasses not pulling lenses out of frames. I'm sure these were £50 and worth evcery penny if you have a buget.
Outlaw
Well-known member
I bought mine from Donaldsons in Milton Keynes have a look on the top gun website and they can tell you who your local supplier is and you can see how much they are now.
Outlaw
Well-known member
Yep thats it mate. Brown, Grey, Clear, Yellow and Red
