Shooting glasses and rapid fire

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jer
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Shooting glasses and rapid fire

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What kind of shooting glasses you are using in rapid fire? There is special glasses for rapid fire, but why not use normal glasses and block non sighting lens?
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Re: Shooting glasses and rapid fire

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jer wrote:.............but why not use normal glasses and block non sighting lens?
If you do that remember that to comply with the rules you can only block a 30mm wide strip of the lens, not all of it.
jer
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glasses

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Thinking about that rule these "rapid fire" glasses look interesting:
http://www.knobloch-schiessbrillen.de/allframes.html
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Re: glasses

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jer wrote:Thinking about that rule these "rapid fire" glasses look interesting
Probably a different definition of "rapid fire". Don't try them in an ISSF match. I think you know what would happen.
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