Posted: 8/20/2009 2:57:41 PM EDT
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I am thinking of getting this done, but I want some opinions from other idpa/uspsa/ipsc shooters. I wear glasses for distance (including shooting). I sit at a desk most of the day reading paperwork without using glasses. My eye doctor discussed having monovision lasik surger for me where one eye would be setup for distance and the other for close. I typically shoot with just my right eye open (I know I could/should learn to shoot with both eyes open). If I get the right eye done for distance, am I gonna have a hard time seeing my front sight? Has anyone experienced this? Any input would be appreciated.
Another option is to have both eyes setup for distance and wear glasses for reading if need be... |
| I had PRK done when I was 30, and at the time the surgeon recommended going about 1/4-diopter short sighted so as to delay the need for reading glasses. Now I am 44, and I still have what seems to be perfect vision, both at distance and for reading... no need for glasses of any type at any time. I shoot IPSC and 3-gun (including Tac Iron from time to time) and have not noticed any fuzziness in the front sight yet. |