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I guess in the UK no one wears shooting glasses! That is quite surprising!
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I did notice it was raining there which may have been a factor in the choice not to wear them for some, I personally have never liked wearing them but may need to start soon as my 59 year old eyes aren’t nearly as good as they were 30 odd years ago
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It is not a vision improvement issue; it is a safety issue! I don’t know of any accomplished shots that don’t recommend them although that is obviously not the case for many in the UK.
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