video · Apr 3, 2026 · Jalise Williams
Glasses or No Glasses?
Alpha Bravo asked if wearing glasses matters for shooting, and yes, it absolutely does. If you're at the shooting live fire, appropriate eyewear is crucial for safety and performance. You should wear prescription glasses for live shooting and consider shooting-specific sunglasses for optimal vision and protection. Dry Fire is more a personal preference.
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