I started with some LM All American Jr. 6 Lens Set (same as All American, but not spring hinged). They worked really well, but they were a size too small. But, when I went up to Sparta for the AIM Nationals, I got the frame swapped out no problem and they even cut me new lenses. Now, they fit well and work great. I like how they wrap around your face as well.
Also, the All American Jrs are really cheap if you don't mind them not being spring hinged. A Randolph Classic 1 lens set is $160. An All American Jr 3 lens set is $150, so for $10 less, you can get 2 more lenses.
So, in all, the All American or All American Jr, should work fine.

 

Thanks for the reply thunerstar, I saw the AA Jr. and really like the price (especially considering it comes with multiple lenses. I have heard about how great the customer service is at L and M, can you testify to that?

 

I am using Decots with multiple lenses and Serengeti Shooting Glasses also.

Bob

 

Since I'm cheap, I use these, they work just fine. Three set of lenses included.
http://www.midwayusa.com/product/113218 ... ber-lenses

 

Randolph Rangers, from Allan Lehman Optical.

 

Randolph XLW. Bought them on Amazon but from Randolph directly. Best price I could find. Absolutely love them!

 

I've used several brands over the years, Decot, Ranger and Oakley. For me personally and the only brand i still have after 25 years of sporting clays, is Oakley. Plain and simple, they just fit my face the best and stay put without having to readjust on hot humid days.

Currently have Oakley M frame (old style, no hinge) and a pair of Oakley Radarlock with the Path lens. Both fit the bill for me.

Now..I see Oakley has a new style frame for shooters (Tombstone) coming out this spring, which has the newer Prizm lenses and quick detach lens changeability.

https://www.oakleysi.com/Technology_Detail.cfm?id=16

 

I have used a pair of prescription Decots for about 10 years. No problems with them other than the wire earpieces hurt my ears after an hour or so. I have to assume that it's a physiological issue, though, and not a problem with the glasses themselves.

Those Oakleys look awfully nice....too bad they aren't prescription.

 

Now..I see Oakley has a new style frame for shooters (Tombstone) coming out this spring, which has the newer Prizm lenses and quick detach lens changeability.

The OakleySI site is for government sales - military and law enforcement. Will they be available to the general public?

 

Good question. Only thing it states is available spring of 2015. Possible that these may in time become available to the general public.

Have an email in to Oakley SI, waiting for reply?

 

This doesn't help a lot but.....

The Tombstone comes in two sizes: Reap for larger faces and Spoil for smaller faces. The specs will cost $180 for a set with a single lens and $285 for a multi-lens array. Look for Tombstone to hit authorized dealers in early April. Military members and eligible first responders can visit Oakley's Standard Issue webstore for industry pricing.

Authorized dealers??

http://gearscout.militarytimes.com/2015 ... precision/

 

There are several top quality brands, and several other cheaper options that are serviceable. As with many things, customer service from your dealer is a factor. I would recommend Decot glasses from Susie Gray at Gray's Shotgun Cache.
http://www.shotguncache.com/Home.php

 

I own a set of ranger XLW and I think they are fantastic. The only drawback I can see is that these cannot take RX lenses but only inserts. If you need RX lenses you might consider the ranger classic or the Edge.

Zero 3

 

These are not as expensive as the others but damn the work fine for me. I don't wear prescription glasses so these are perfect. Also, the dont look like the glasses my grandparents wore in the 80's that I see on skeet fields which is a nice.

http://www.basspro.com/Browning-Claymas ... LL_PRODUCT

 

I wear Randolph Rangers with three pairs of Rx lenses in light yellow, target orange, and bronze.

 

I'm selling a pair of glasses from Alan Lehman with four lens sets, all in excellent condition. See viewtopic.php?f=73&t=411448&p=3306570#p3306570

Great glasses and a great price.

 

I use Post4 with three different lens sets. I've been very happy with them, but those new Oakleys look pretty nice.

 

I had a nice pair of Rudy Projects but lost them in an accident. I'm having some Decots made now. I would have gone with Rudy's again but I quit wearing contacts and they don't work with my level of correction.

 

This doesn't help a lot but.....

The Tombstone comes in two sizes: Reap for larger faces and Spoil for smaller faces. The specs will cost $180 for a set with a single lens and $285 for a multi-lens array. Look for Tombstone to hit authorized dealers in early April. Military members and eligible first responders can visit Oakley's Standard Issue webstore for industry pricing.

Authorized dealers??

http://gearscout.militarytimes.com/2015 ... precision/

Finally got a reply from Oakley Standard issue on the new Oakley Tombstone's. Basically was told that Military dealers such as Patriot Outfitters may be the place for the general public to purchase the Tombstone's when released.

http://www.patriotoutfitters.com/Oakley_6/

 

I like my post 4's. I was especially impressed that he took the time to talk to me about my heavy prescription, lense design and frame size.

 

I use prescription lenses and a standard oversize metal frame from a one hour glasses store. They can dye them any color. I have settled on a medium yellow. As I tape my off lens, I just get my new prescription made up in a new right lens. Because of floaters, I really can't see the targets very well anyway particularly on bright days so I never saw the need to get into expensive shooting glasses.

 

Decot Hy-Wyd's in the three lens Clays set.

 

I had a nice pair of Rudy Projects but lost them in an accident. I'm having some Decots made now. I would have gone with Rudy's again but I quit wearing contacts and they don't work with my level of correction.

x2 Rudy Projects work good.

 

Decott has been what I have used since I got rid of my raybans. I am impressed with there customer support . I had a problem and they took care of it right away. They are great to deal with. You can buy from them directly if you want.

 

Decott has been what I have used since I got rid of my raybans. I am impressed with there customer support . I had a problem and they took care of it right away. They are great to deal with. You can buy from them directly if you want.

I, too, shoot with Decots. I own three frames and about eight pair of lenses. I use one pair exclusively for pistol shooting and reserve two pair for trap. One of these two pair always has yellow lenses in them as I shoot two trap leagues that begin at 6 p.m. I may start with another color, but will eventually switch to the yellows as the sun goes down.

They are everything I expect of a quality pair of shooting glasses. I have no reason to look elsewhere.