I have astigmatism, which is normally fully correctable with prescription lenses. Both eyes open is always the best policy, astigmatism or not, if you can do it.

i think with practice I will get it. it seems like if my front and rear sites were different colors it might make it easier.

mike, I found a guy that does classes, his name is Angelo Appi. he is willing to give me 3 hours of instruction with range time for what seems like a fair price to me. I am also looking into defense assosciates inc, in ct, I'll ask on the CT forum also.

www.defenseassociates.com

should i choose one of these over the other ? they both seem to be very distinguished teachers and shooters.

I can't comment on Mr. Appi, since I've not even heard of him. I have fairly extensive personal experience with Defense Associates, and recommend them very highly.

I as do a million or so others have an astigmatism. I am also blind in one eye and can't see with the other. Whether it has anything to do with my sight preference or not I do not know. I prefer all flat black rear sight with red or redish orange front. As I ripened (aged) fibre optic sights have become my preference for the front. Red is still prefered. I am to much of a tight wad to spring for night sights and seriously doubt I will ever need them anyway. I am finding that my eyes are taking more and more time as I age to refocus during multiple shot/target situations. Any of you other old ones having that problem?

great, defense assosciates it is.
I am planning to start with the "concealed carry realitites" class to begin.

Originally Posted by rvl8

great, defense assosciates it is.
I am planning to start with the "concealed carry realitites" class to begin.

Great! Give Frank my regards. Though it's been enough years that I doubt he'll remember me!

I have astigmatism in both eyes. I shoot with one eye, never noticed any problems.

I have it in my right eye. Never been a problem. Im 20/15 with my glasses.