I'm having trouble focusing my front sight on any gun I own. Anything over a second or two and the front's get fuzzy. It's been a few years since I've been to an ophthalmologist and I know it's time for a checkup, and possibly a special lens on my dominant eye for/when target shooting. Anyone know of any Ophthalmologist that does that sort of work? I'm in central NJ but I don't mind traveling a bit for a good doctor. Thanks.

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Thank you! I searched but only came up with results about eyes and sights but nothing specifically about gun-freidly doctors here in NJ. Thanks.

My eye doctor shoots. Dr Favetta , North Arlington

There are a few that make specific shooting glasses and they make different lenses for Clays/ handguns.

A while back, I was adjusting a Williams peep sight on one of my Marlins and discovered that I started shooting better. Then I realized that I still had my reading glasses on.

I can see the target ok but the front sight is just a tiny bit blurry. Didn't think it would matter, but I guess it does.

I asked around at the eyeglass chain stores, but haven't found anybody that could make an inverted bifocal.

Im going to be calling him after the new year, thanks for the heads up!!