ORIGINAL: deermeat01
Im in the same boat as you and currently wear bifocals. With open sights its a little tricky but I first line up the rifle with the target, focus in on the front and rear sights and get them lined up the way I want them then keeping them lined up, I focus in on the target and place the front sight where I want it and squeze the trigger. alittle getting use to but it works for me. Scopes are not poblem.
the .50 reading glasses were a big help to me.
if you have prescription glasses,you can get a TRI-FOCAL of .50 put in them at top.
but that is not cheap.
i cant find a .50 for someone that wears glasses.
they have the ones that go on your hat that flip down BUT they only go as 1.25 power.
stick on ones, 1.25 power also, thats no good.
i wish they would make a stick on one in a .50,i am calling the company again, seems they are not interested but i am.
here is site i use.
www.speert.com
pags 8,9,15,20,21.
i like one on pag 20,.50 power for 9.99.
get the biggest size if you are using them for muzzleloader shooting to keep a hot spark from getting in your eye.