Looking for side shields for Decor Hy-wide glasses

[ChesterS]

Has anyone found side shields that fit Decot Hywide glasses? Not the flimsy ones they sell but some that would help deflect some debris. There are some generic ones on amazon but not sure they would attach to Hywides. I have had unburnt powder from revolvers get in my eye from ricocheting of screens between shooters. If a rifle let go neat to me it would be nice to have some protection.

Thanks
Chet

 

[jpjulian]

Have you tried cutting some side shields from a cereal box? Seems to work well enough

 

[Stumpy1]

Or a milk jug -that works pretty well too.

 

[KMart]

Has anyone found side shields that fit Decot Hywide glasses? Not the flimsy ones they sell but some that would help deflect some debris. There are some generic ones on amazon but not sure they would attach to Hywides. I have had unburnt powder from revolvers get in my eye from ricocheting of screens between shooters. If a rifle let go neat to me it would be nice to have some protection.

Thanks
Chet

Side Shields (2 Pair Plastic) - Decot Hy-Wyd Sport Glasses, Inc.

www.decot.com

 

[ChesterS]

I would like something more substantial than those. Something similar towhee traditional safety glasses have.

 

[MislMan]

Order the manufacturers side-shields. Use those as a template. Take an old (beat-up) safety shield or goggles and make your own shields and mounting provisions.

or, get the manufacturers shields and have someone 3-D print to scanned dimensions. Modify your shields enough to allow additional shields for resale.

maybe check with Urban Rifleman for printing.

 

[rlporter507]

they have black and white,

Champion's Choice Side Blinders Pair (White) | Champion's Choice

there flexible plastic.

 

[rlporter507]

didnt know they had 2 kinds, hope you got the poly

Problem with Decot Shooting Glasses

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