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thePiRaTE!! July 9th, 2007 17:28

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Originally Posted by Ronan (Post 496585)
On a side note, i have a old pair of sky goggles that were made for people who wear glasses... are those good enough? They look the same as airsoft goggles O_o


If you intend the glasses in question to protect you, then test them out in advance by mounting them against something solid and letting a full auto burst into them from close range. If you're afraid they'll break, you really ought not use them to protect your eye sight.

Darklen July 9th, 2007 17:45

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Originally Posted by Ronan (Post 496569)
Ah yeah the dreaded fog >_> Maybe i'll attach somekind of fan lol^^ How do you power it up? Tape a battery on the side? O_o

Man i wish i could get those shooting 'sunglasses' with prescription... but i added up the basic stuff i need for one and it was close to $300 with shipping. Almost as much as my Burberry frame^^

I power the fan with a 4 AAA switched battery box that I attached to the goggle strap with a clip, but a velcro band would be better. You just have to solder two wires and seal them with shink tube.

I also have a set ov Uvex XC safety glasses with Rx inserts I use for actual shooting or when I admin a game. I've fired my 450fps G36 at them repeatedly and it only leaves a tiny mark on the lens, which wipes off. Never had a crack or breakage. BUT they do have openings around the sides, which is an entry point, so most fields won't allow them for play.


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