I initiated this thread in the Humor & off Topic Forum but It appears that it gets little attention. I think that most folks there are interested in jokes or some other off topic subject. Moderator, Please move or delete if inappropriate!!
I figure if I posted here it may get better responses.
I'm thinking about getting Shooting Glasses with 3 sets of prescription lens, 3 different shades for different light conditions. I've looked a Post 4, Decot, Randolph Ranger Classic & Edge plus a few other name brands. None are cheap and some like Decot and another name brand use CR 39 lens which I have discovered are not "Safety Glasses". Note: Decot will use Polycarbonate if requested as an upgrade but this is not usually known unless you ask. Others use Polycarbonate as a standard which are high impact resistant and are considered safety glasses with correct frames.
I shoot a lot of Skeet, Sporting Clays plus a little Trap. My regular prescription glasses are not rated as "Safety Glasses" and a chip from a clay or a stray BB could cause a problem.
Plus, when I'm looking down my shotgun barrel at a target, the top of the lens on my prescription glasses is right at the point where I'm looking just over it or just through the very top of the lens depending on target location. This causes a problem for me getting on target at times.
My question is, those of you shooting with prescription shooting glasses, what do you use/prefer and why?