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Mississippi. · 2018-03-11 10:02:53

Hi all, I am considering a pair of swisseye trap and skeet glasses. I can't find on the Web anywhere the specification of the glass though as in EN166B or EN166A like the spec needed for angle grinders as per the abrasive wheels course. Are any of you aware of what kind of forces standard shooting glasses are specified to…

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Shooting glasses

11-03-2018 10:02am

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Mississippi.

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Hi all, I am considering a pair of swisseye trap and skeet glasses. I can't find on the Web anywhere the specification of the glass though as in EN166B or EN166A like the spec needed for angle grinders as per the abrasive wheels course.

Are any of you aware of what kind of forces standard shooting glasses are specified to withstand?

Thanks.

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#2 11-03-2018 1:31pm

gunhappy_ie

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ESS shooting glasses meets or exceeds to those specs you listed.

• ANSI Z87.1-2015
• US MIL SPEC MIL-PRF-32432
• US FEDERAL OSHA
• CE EN166
• 100% UVA/UVB

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