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Hello:
The older I get I find that my eyes are becoming very sensitive to sun light. Years ago I used Vermilion colored lenses in sunny conditions. Around ten years ago I switched to a dark bronze color due to squinting while shooting in sunny conditions. Lately I am having a hard time shooting without squinting, plus my eyes hurt as well as tear up. Conditions have been sunny days, and snow is on the ground, which seems to really make my eyes tear up and hurt more.
A friend of mine suggested gray lenses, but I always heard that gray was not a good lens color for trapshooting? I wear Post 4 shooting glasses. I have a purple type lens color in the glasses which seem to be to light under these above mentioned conditions.
What lens color do you suggest under sunny, snow on the ground conditions? I am so tired of having to squint, plus have my eyes tear up while I shoot.
Steve Balistreri
The older I get I find that my eyes are becoming very sensitive to sun light. Years ago I used Vermilion colored lenses in sunny conditions. Around ten years ago I switched to a dark bronze color due to squinting while shooting in sunny conditions. Lately I am having a hard time shooting without squinting, plus my eyes hurt as well as tear up. Conditions have been sunny days, and snow is on the ground, which seems to really make my eyes tear up and hurt more.
A friend of mine suggested gray lenses, but I always heard that gray was not a good lens color for trapshooting? I wear Post 4 shooting glasses. I have a purple type lens color in the glasses which seem to be to light under these above mentioned conditions.
What lens color do you suggest under sunny, snow on the ground conditions? I am so tired of having to squint, plus have my eyes tear up while I shoot.
Steve Balistreri