I have a bunch of .22 rifles, one dating back to a Christmas present of a Stevens Favorite from my dad when I was about 8 years old. As I've related elsewhere, I had to deal with a retinal hemorrhage I had some 3+ years ago in my right eye. While it has cleared up significantly, and I have completed cataract surgeries, there are still some issues with the sight in my right eye, which has caused me to sight handguns with my left eye and forego shooting long guns totally.

Recently I was puttering around in the safes in my basement and seeing if it could be feasible to shoot long guns again. I had with me a pair of the Delta Plus Safety Reading glasses with me. I pulled out my AR-15/22, put the safety reading glasses on, and looked through the peep sight. Lo and behold, I could see the front sight! Maybe I won't be shooting 200 yard rimfire matches, but now I have an incentive to see if I can shoot my rifles again at some reasonable distance.