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Shooting after cataracts surgery
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<blockquote data-quote="RSRW" data-source="post: 2512076" data-attributes="member: 102805"><p>I had mine done two years ago and wish I had done them sooner. Everything is so much brighter. Made such a difference looking through the scope, I no longer need prescription glasses to shoot. I was able to pick out a really nice pair of shooting glasses finally. I bought a new scope for the main rifle I use a few years back. Looking through the scope, that had rave reviews about the clarity of the glass, I thought it was only so so. After the surgery, I can see the clarity in the glass. Whole new world.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="RSRW, post: 2512076, member: 102805"] I had mine done two years ago and wish I had done them sooner. Everything is so much brighter. Made such a difference looking through the scope, I no longer need prescription glasses to shoot. I was able to pick out a really nice pair of shooting glasses finally. I bought a new scope for the main rifle I use a few years back. Looking through the scope, that had rave reviews about the clarity of the glass, I thought it was only so so. After the surgery, I can see the clarity in the glass. Whole new world. [/QUOTE]
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