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Enjoyed that very much yesterday, was pleased with a 71 - less pleased with dropping my last pair on the sim driven after rattling in 8 kills. Concentrate Lyons!

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Most of the Randolph Ranger line, the Edge, Sporter Clip, XLW and Classic

Tony...it's Bvlgari! Or are these the ones from the garage?  :haha:

It's a set of super dark lenses that enhance Orange. Our Tink calls them welding goggles and she's not far off! Stands for ColorMag Technology and in my opinion give the MOST enhancement on orange than any other lens I've tried. BUT they need full sun to get the benefit I'll be wearing them in...

CMT lens for that! Awesome against snow.

Hi David, Are you particularly sensitive to bright light or does that not bother you too much? Ed

Was it sunny?

They are the Ranger Edge version. This can be glazed fully - the XLW has a decent insert system. Whether you wished to go for a "fully glazed" frame or go for something with an insert is personal choice and there are lots of threads about this in the forum Inserts are considerably less...

I've heard they're running an Extraordinary General Meeting on Sunday and have drafted in an Optometrist Counselling Taskforce to deal with your varifocal dispensing. Ask them if they do an Individualised FreeForm Varifocal and watch for the sheen of sweat to appear...

There are no simple Engineers William

Great to hear such positive feedback, thank you guys! They did all look pretty awesome when I checked them over so I'm glad they were as good to look through. Now, instead of all you complicated buggers I need some nice, simple cases please! Cue people being voted as a"simple case"

Something like an Oakley VR28 Black Iridium would be good for bright light but also will give you some contrast - if you were to go or a polarised version it would cut even more glare out but not then as versatile for less bright days!

Hi Charles! Were you shooting in your regular glasses or some shooting specs? Ed

Awwww you guys! All done and should be with you tomorrow

That's really great to read! Has cheered me up after preparing all these sprouts! In all seriousness, I'm glad to have been able to play a part in you continuing to enjoy your shooting and am very honoured people make the trip to see me! Have a great Christmas everyone!

Hi Darren, Millride Country Sports in Essington is great for new shooters, also Hilton Gun Club, Wergs Gun Club and the Hollybush have good Sunday shoots. Park Farm in Ombersley, Worcs is excellent and Asam Curtis at Grange Farm does lovely tea  :haha:

Possibly...if you turn the traps 90 degrees, stick them 70 yards away and 40 yards up a tower  :spiteful:

Just make some fairly likely ones up and then amend them at a later date once you're all confirmed! Sounds like our little chat on Sunday got you hooked!  :good:

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