re: Prescription Shooting Glasses

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I do this for a living...

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Great

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What are you trying to shoot specifically?

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I really like open sights and lower powered optics withing 100 yards or so. If I had a place to open up I would probably be more into high powered optics. I find my go to combo right now is a Ruger PC carbine with a prism sight and Glock 17 MOS. I have other guns I like (I love AK's) but that combo is cheap and fun to shoot. The Glock might be my least favorite pistol but matching mags with the Carbine make it a must have for me.

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There are people that will and can help you, however you won't find them at Costco.

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Oh, I know that. The doctor at Costco is cool but knows nothing about shooting. We have enhanced coverage at Costco and get a free exam and get more money towards a pair of glasses if we use them over other places. I know I am coming out of pocket for shooting glasses and I will pay what I need to pay. Hopefully I get a pair of progressive transitions that I can wear whenever. I honestly would feel fine shooting in the glasses I ordered but they aren't "rated" and don't look like shooting glasses. Polycarbonate is strong rated or not.