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Anyone with glasses should check out Eye Pal.....It lets you see the Front Sight like you are 20 years old again.....Love the Product:)
 
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I used to use an aperture and it allows focus on the sights and the target at the same time. However it is a crutch. I decided i couldn't see myself telling an attacker, "just a moment while I put on this aperture and adjust it". If you shoot only for pleasure and do not worry about situations where you might need a gun products like these are a benefit.
 
It is differant while .....it is a stick on aperture but it uses static to stay on your lens not a suction cup......its not for home defense......its for taking to matches and to the range and not having to take an extra pair of glasses.....works for me
 
When I was in my '20s and '30s I shot in NRA match competition. They shoot one handed like the military trains you. They allow scopes apertures, special gloves, etc. I tried a couple of these and to me the difference was marginal. Your initial reaction is "gee, this is great". I think it is a lot like golf. When you're not doing well, you tend to think new equipment will help.

Today I shoot two handed with both eyes open.
 
When I was in my '20s and '30s I shot in NRA match competition. They shoot one handed like the military trains you. They allow scopes apertures, special gloves, etc. I tried a couple of these and to me the difference was marginal. Your initial reaction is "gee, this is great". I think it is a lot like golf. When you're not doing well, you tend to think new equipment will help.

Today I shoot two handed with both eyes open.

I agree I have spent a fortune on accessiores trying to get a better score. :( Don
 
I get much the same effect by using an adjustable Merits aperture sight.
 
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