08-31-2020, 09:35 PM
No experience with color corrective lenses but do have poor vision. What I've taken to doing is using Marine binoculars with a built in compass. I'll note the heading on my stage card along with a "descriptive" arrow as to what direction it is from the firing point and the previous target; long arrow, short, up, down, angle etc.
I had gone so far as to build a scope mounted digital tilt compensated compass but found under match pressure the arrows on my card worked faster. I can look at 2 things at once, bouncing between 3 was a bit much.
I had gone so far as to build a scope mounted digital tilt compensated compass but found under match pressure the arrows on my card worked faster. I can look at 2 things at once, bouncing between 3 was a bit much.