ANSI rating for Radians Revelation Protective Shooting Glasses Does anyone know if the ANSI rating is actually on the glasses themselves? I am unable to see it in any of the photos but do see it listed in the description. Thanks for your help. ANSI rating for Radians Revelation Protective Shooting Glasses Does anyone know if the ANSI rating is actually on the glasses themselves? I am unable to see it in any of the photos but do see it... » Read More ANSI rating for Radians Revelation Protective Shooting Glasses Does anyone know if the ANSI rating is actually on the glasses themselves? I am unable to see it in any of the photos but do see it listed in the description. Thanks for your help. « Show Less
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I found this added to the description on web sites of several other sellers: All of Radians glasses are produced in ISO Certified facilities. They meet or exceed ANSI Z87.1 + standards and many styles have also been evaluated to Canadian safety standards
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I have the "light smoke" and "blue mirror" versions, shipped in Nov 2013; both have markings in the frame that say "Z87+"
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David, as I recall, if you go Directly to Chrony in Canada ( via the web of course) they have better explanations of the differences between all of their Chronographs . I shot my first BASIC Chrony (after 16 yrs. of use) with a .44 mag. rifle ! Chrony actually gave me a $50 trade-in if I bought up . I bought the Alpha-Red one with the remote display . Cheaper to buy repair pieces, if it is just the box or sky-screens that you hit . Tom D.
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I was concerned about this too. I got a pair. One thing though, they are significantly better than stock, but the one shines a slightly different pattern than the other and the lenses are somewhat easily scratched( my grill came loose and rubbed on it for about a mile and the and plastic was enough to leave deep scars). So if you can, get the Hellas.
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I have no idea if they are ANZI approved. However, Ishihara tests were always difficult for me to take with about 3 out of 15 correct answers. While wearing the glasses I have 100% Ishihara success rate. Be aware however with the glasses on, greens are muted and reds, yellows and oranges, while very bright, are difficult to differentiate.I have almost 100%
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I have two. I only buy good quality optics and honestly I never had an optic that required more rounds fired to zero. It seems to me that after dialing a change in windage or elevation, it takes a few shots to get the change to take and then hold. After it "settles in" it seems to hold zero fine. Not a huge deal, but I don't care for this aspect on the sight.
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4.04 is from a specific vendor that I assume has worked something out with Amazon to be the default vendor for these glasses. If you look a little lower down you'll see where it says "New at $1.69" click on that link and other distributors will come up at a lot lower price. BTW if you want to buy some click on Aretex's link and order from me and I'll throw in a free pair of Radians Crossfire safety/sun glasses.
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I'm not sure but the way to check it would be what standard the glasses are made too. All safety glasses are made to certain standards and shooting glasses are a different standard. Standards are developed through specific test methods. That would answer your question.
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Hello, HG, I have to admit I have twice now used the blacklight flashlight at night just to look for pet urine and I haven't been wearing protective UV glasses. I just had a long discussion about this with my spouse who was a scientist and who told me that for my small use of that flashlight there is very little likelihood of my having any damage to my eyes; however, "little likelihood" is not a comforting thought to me and so I think I will acquire a pair of those glasses. I don't like to take chances with my eyes. Thank you for mentioning this possible problem.
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I have ordered these glasses and tested it with 2 different UV spectrums. I have found it blocked 395nm but not so much for 365nm To 370nm wavelengths. I tested this by holding the UV light(s) then putting the glasses in front of transitional lenses on glasses.
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not sure on the exact UV protection rating- They are up at our cabin 4 hours away so I can check on them, but they are a dark smoke tint and protect great against the sun- Since I had lasik eye surgery my eyes are very sensitive to the sun and they work great0 the best is how they keep the dust out without fogging- I actually bought 5 pairs just to have for everyone that rides with us!!
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I had not noticed that they show fingerprints -- I think I would if they did. And I will also say that it wasn't an important need that they not show up prints. I would go and try it out for you but am on the road and don't expect to be within reach of the glasses until Labor Day. Sorry I can't be of more help.
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Paulo: Unfortunately, I haven't had the opportunity as of yet to try the 3D glasses. However in the owner's manual it says it is active shutter. Also the glasses require charging so I can only assume they have the electronics to alternate which eye you are viewing from. They most definitely are more than just the standard paper 3d glasses.
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Not sure ... i am considered color blind because i cant pass the ishahara test ...but i can see colors just fine , such as traffic lights & rainbows etc. the oxy Iso glasses did not help me at all ...in fact , i made my own glasses with a $ 5.00 pair of lightly tinted glasses from walmart ..popped out the lenses ..put red thin film over the lenses & popped them back in ...with them i can see 19 out of the 24 ishahara plates ...anyway if you want to try the Oxy-Iso glasses they are super easy to return and get a full refund on if they dont work ..which i doubt they will anyway ...hope this helps ...good luck !!! K.T. Not sure ... i am considered color blind because i cant pass the ishahara test ...but i can see colors just fine , such as traffic lights & rainbows etc. the oxy Iso glasses did not help me at all ...in fact , i made my own glasses with a $ 5.00 pair of lightly tinted glasses from walmart ..popped out the lenses ..put red thin film over the lenses & popped them back in ...with them i can see 19 out of the 24 ishahara plates ...anyway if you want to try the Oxy-Iso glasses they are super easy to return and get a full refund on if they dont work ..which i doubt they will anyway ...hope this... » Read More Not sure ... i am considered color blind because i cant pass the ishahara test ...but i can see colors just fine , such as traffic lights & rainbows etc. the oxy Iso glasses did not help me at all ...in fact , i made my own glasses with a $ 5.00 pair of lightly tinted glasses from walmart ..popped out the lenses ..put red thin film over the lenses & popped them back in ...with them i can see 19 out of the 24 ishahara plates ...anyway if you want to try the Oxy-Iso glasses they are super easy to return and get a full refund on if they dont work ..which i doubt they will anyway ...hope this helps ...good luck !!! K.T. « Show Less
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I purchased this item for an AR 15 a few months ago, the item looked and felt very durable. The light still works I believe. I haven't put very many rounds through it but the laser didn't make it through a full 30 round clip. I didn't put a review up or anything. Guess I should have. I just chalked it up to another one of those "gotcha" purchases. Good luck.
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It has cowitnessed great on both my ARs, one with a fixed front sight and another with a BUS flip up on a block. Holds up well to .223. Looks like holding up well with ~300 rounds through an AR in 7.62 as well. These are good sights for the $$. I worried alot about co-witnessing at first, but I found that once I get it sighted I just need to bear down on the rifle and put the dot on the target and it is on. I do not try and ensure it co-witnesses before I fire, but if I do put the dot on the very top of the front sight post it is also on the money. I actually use it with the front sight down on the one rifle now (after sighting it) and it is golden... It has cowitnessed great on both my ARs, one with a fixed front sight and another with a BUS flip up on a block. Holds up well to .223. Looks like holding up well with ~300 rounds through an AR in 7.62 as well. These are good sights for the $$. I worried alot about co-witnessing at first, but I found that once I get it sighted I just need to bear down on the rifle and put the dot on the target and it is on. I do not try and ensure it co-witnesses before I fire, but if I do put the dot on the very top of the front sight post it is also on the money. I actually use it with the front sight... » Read More It has cowitnessed great on both my ARs, one with a fixed front sight and another with a BUS flip up on a block. Holds up well to .223. Looks like holding up well with ~300 rounds through an AR in 7.62 as well. These are good sights for the $$. I worried alot about co-witnessing at first, but I found that once I get it sighted I just need to bear down on the rifle and put the dot on the target and it is on. I do not try and ensure it co-witnesses before I fire, but if I do put the dot on the very top of the front sight post it is also on the money. I actually use it with the front sight down on the one rifle now (after sighting it) and it is golden... « Show Less
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Not much really, they're not as yellow as the Gunnars brand, or any other regular yellow tint glasses you may see on retail stores(aviator/law enforcement style if you know what I mean). That being said, the yellow has to do with the protective effect of the glasses I assume. If you're worried about looks and appearances, I've never had anyone make fun of or geeking out over the glasses, I got asked a few times what type of glasses was I wearing when I wore my Gunnars ( more noticeably yellow tint ) but that was it. In the end, is the appearance more important? or your eyesight health?
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Belinda, I use these in a manufacturing environment and have had no issues with blurring. The main part of the safety glasses are just ANSI spec safety plastic. The only lens part is the bifocal. If you are seeing blurry you may need prescription safety glasses?