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By John Bidwell
Tuesday, 10 January 2012
My wife bought me a set of clay shooting glasses with different coloured lenses as a birthday present recently.
They certainly sharpen up the outline of the clays but I find I miss more targets when wearing them than I do when they’re off. Why should this be?
CLAY SHOOTING
John Bidwell
If you’re at all serious about your clay shooting then a set of coloured lenses should be standard kit and carried everywhere in case conditions demand them.
But their worth depends on the quality of the optics – poor quality glasses can actually distort your view of the target to the point where you don’t get a true image of it.
To discover if your glasses are at fault you should ask to try those of your friends’ and see if they make a difference.
If they do, then bin the ones you’ve got and go buy a better set.
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