12-06-2020, 08:03 PM
Eureka! I remembered reading along the way somewhere that amber glasses can be good for color deficient people because they filter blue light, thereby increasing the amounts of the other spectrums perceived. I was in Sportsman's Warehouse doing my weekly supply check last weekend when I spotted amber colored Radians shooting glasses on the rack. Fifteen bucks, what the heck, let's give them a try. Got home, put them on and the world turns amber/yellow. Well I doubted that would work and tossed them into my shooting pack. Went to the 100 yard steel range Friday to do a little positional work on the natural/weathered steel colored plates. Put on my clear glasses and then saw the amber glasses and decided to try them. The cloudless day with a deep blue sky turned into a bright world of yellow. I turned down range and WTF? The "natural" steel plates are actually painted red! I guess we'll see how they work next weekend. Maybe those targets that everyone says are purple but look almost exactly like the blue ones really are purple.
But the real moral of the story is: Not only is the grass greener in my world, the sky is bluer!
But the real moral of the story is: Not only is the grass greener in my world, the sky is bluer!
Let's go Brandon!