ANSI rating for Radians Revelation Protective Shooting Glasses Does anyone know if the ANSI rating is actually on the glasses themselves? I am unable to see it in any of the photos but do see it listed in the description. Thanks for your help. ANSI rating for Radians Revelation Protective Shooting Glasses Does anyone know if the ANSI rating is actually on the glasses themselves? I am unable to see it in any of the photos but do see it... » Read More ANSI rating for Radians Revelation Protective Shooting Glasses Does anyone know if the ANSI rating is actually on the glasses themselves? I am unable to see it in any of the photos but do see it listed in the description. Thanks for your help. « Show Less
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I found this added to the description on web sites of several other sellers: All of Radians glasses are produced in ISO Certified facilities. They meet or exceed ANSI Z87.1 + standards and many styles have also been evaluated to Canadian safety standards
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I have the "light smoke" and "blue mirror" versions, shipped in Nov 2013; both have markings in the frame that say "Z87+"
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I had not noticed that they show fingerprints -- I think I would if they did. And I will also say that it wasn't an important need that they not show up prints. I would go and try it out for you but am on the road and don't expect to be within reach of the glasses until Labor Day. Sorry I can't be of more help.
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I just received my order. Right on the side of the box for Model DPG28 it has a label that says: "99.9% UVA-UVB Protection."Can we please just retain what we "think" and only share what we know? I was wondering this same thing before I ordered, and the comment below almost caused me to not purchase them. Then I figured that it would almost be impossible to have darkened lenses that don't offer any such protection, so I looked it up online and found a vague answer saying that they did offer some kind of protection. Very pleasantly surprised to see that they offer such thorough protection! I just received my order. Right on the side of the box for Model DPG28 it has a label that says: "99.9% UVA-UVB Protection."Can we please just retain what we "think" and only share what we know? I was wondering this same thing before I ordered, and the comment below almost caused me to not purchase them. Then I figured that it would almost be impossible to have darkened lenses that don't offer any such protection, so I looked it up online and found a vague answer saying that they did offer some kind of protection. Very pleasantly surprised to see that they... » Read More I just received my order. Right on the side of the box for Model DPG28 it has a label that says: "99.9% UVA-UVB Protection."Can we please just retain what we "think" and only share what we know? I was wondering this same thing before I ordered, and the comment below almost caused me to not purchase them. Then I figured that it would almost be impossible to have darkened lenses that don't offer any such protection, so I looked it up online and found a vague answer saying that they did offer some kind of protection. Very pleasantly surprised to see that they offer such thorough protection! « Show Less
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I have ordered these glasses and tested it with 2 different UV spectrums. I have found it blocked 395nm but not so much for 365nm To 370nm wavelengths. I tested this by holding the UV light(s) then putting the glasses in front of transitional lenses on glasses.
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Have you reloads changed any would be the most obvious questions. I try to chronograph on cloudy days or in the shade beside a side of a building. Something that is solid shade. I just don't trust sunny days. Unlike others I don't trust sunny days.
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No. Do not play airsoft with these! Even if another person was able to stop some rounds it is not rated to withstand anything so it should be assumed entirely unsafe. In the absence of ratings lenses don't have to have strong quality control so one lens may be significantly stronger than the other due to the materials used or a manufacturing defect. Goggles like these buy their lenses in bulk from countries like China so you don't know how they were made. Your eyes are far too valuable to risk on subpar protection, especially for a price difference of ~$10. At minimum play with ANSI z87.1 but ideally MIL STD 662F. No. Do not play airsoft with these! Even if another person was able to stop some rounds it is not rated to withstand anything so it should be assumed entirely unsafe. In the absence of ratings lenses don't have to have strong quality control so one lens may be significantly stronger than the other due to the materials used or a manufacturing defect. Goggles like these buy their lenses in bulk from countries like China so you don't know how they were made. Your eyes are far too valuable to risk on subpar protection, especially for a price difference of ~$10. At minimum play with... » Read More No. Do not play airsoft with these! Even if another person was able to stop some rounds it is not rated to withstand anything so it should be assumed entirely unsafe. In the absence of ratings lenses don't have to have strong quality control so one lens may be significantly stronger than the other due to the materials used or a manufacturing defect. Goggles like these buy their lenses in bulk from countries like China so you don't know how they were made. Your eyes are far too valuable to risk on subpar protection, especially for a price difference of ~$10. At minimum play with ANSI z87.1 but ideally MIL STD 662F. « Show Less
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not sure on the exact UV protection rating- They are up at our cabin 4 hours away so I can check on them, but they are a dark smoke tint and protect great against the sun- Since I had lasik eye surgery my eyes are very sensitive to the sun and they work great0 the best is how they keep the dust out without fogging- I actually bought 5 pairs just to have for everyone that rides with us!!
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Some have different colors like azure(blue) on the inside frame and black outside so it has to do with the color and also GR004 gives you the option to include magnification on the lenses if you want or need that. You can look at the description of each to see if its the one you want. You can choose no magnification on the ones that offer it and the only difference would be the color.
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They are display 90% correctly. Some elements of the subjust in the background just not look right. But most of my friends cannot tell the different. I use them when I have extra guess show up. I would not use them as my primary pairs.
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it says DLP Active Shutter to use... i bought 2 SainSonic Rainbow Series 3D Active Rechargeable Shutter Glasses (Black and a Blue one) and i havent had a problem yet. when you go to enable 3d, in setting, on type of glasses it will go to DLP-Link but it has a setting to change it to IR, im assume its for IR emiiter glasses. but i cant tell if those glasses will work, only SainSonic
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Kristen I can't answer or explain other folks' problems no more than I can answer if their scopes were mounted correctly. I can say that I've never had problems of any kind with UTG equipment other than their rheostats being a bit irritating sometimes. So far, I've not had any problems with the scope in question. The scope has performed perfectly from day one and I've put a bunch of rounds down range and it remains perfectly reliable. Is it the equal of a $2000.00 scope....obviously not, but it does work quite well and the glass is satisfactory. Just my cents worth. Paul
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As far as I can tell it is glued in place to the adjustment block inside the sight. Its not glass but i believe its acrylic which actually has superior light transmission than glass. Your typical glass is only about 70% effecient where as acrylic can be up to 90% The sight body is anodized aluminum.
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There was nothing that came with the glasses that mentioned them having a scratch resistant coating. I've had mine since Nov 2013 and use them for yard work. When not in use they're in their bag. They don't have any scratches yet, but I take care of them so as not to get scratches. They darken, but only to a gray coloration. I read that weather affects them; hot weather lessens the darkening and cool weather allows them to get darker. If you're in Phoenix in the summer, you'd probably want something else for sunglasses.
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From the box: "These goggles offer limited eye protection against the most commonly encountered impact hazards, metal chips, particles, and sparks. They do not provide protection against severe impact hazards and are not unbreakable or impenetrable. Refer to ANSI Z87.1-2003 Standard or a safety specialist regarding the proper selection of eye protection..."
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they're very durable and visible in low light conditions. I just wasn't able to accurately sight in my weapon. To me & this is just me, the front sight sticks up too high prohibiting accuracy & rubs against the inside of any holster other than one made especially for it. It just shot too high & having to compensate because of that made it unreliable. I removed it immediately upon returning home. I didn't see any way to adjust sights other than windage.I had to aim almost 6" below target & to me thats totally unacceptable & again, thats just me. Have the S&W; 40 Shield... If someone can solve that problem, please let me know how without having to shim the rear sight. Good luck they're very durable and visible in low light conditions. I just wasn't able to accurately sight in my weapon. To me & this is just me, the front sight sticks up too high prohibiting accuracy & rubs against the inside of any holster other than one made especially for it. It just shot too high & having to compensate because of that made it unreliable. I removed it immediately upon returning home. I didn't see any way to adjust sights other than windage.I had to aim almost 6" below target & to me thats totally unacceptable & again, thats just me. Have the S&W; 40 Shield... If someone can... » Read More they're very durable and visible in low light conditions. I just wasn't able to accurately sight in my weapon. To me & this is just me, the front sight sticks up too high prohibiting accuracy & rubs against the inside of any holster other than one made especially for it. It just shot too high & having to compensate because of that made it unreliable. I removed it immediately upon returning home. I didn't see any way to adjust sights other than windage.I had to aim almost 6" below target & to me thats totally unacceptable & again, thats just me. Have the S&W; 40 Shield... If someone can solve that problem, please let me know how without having to shim the rear sight. Good luck « Show Less
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Yes this is a typo, I ordered one because I saw many places around the net advertising them as illuminated, but ended up sending it back because the thin reticle would be hard to see in low light hunting without illumination. I contacted Bushnell and the guy there said he believes the illuminated version will start to be sold around the beginning of the year. I cant wait because I had the scope a few days(never mounted) and it was very clear, seemed very robust, and the reticle is very nice, except for the illumination. I'm hoping the Bushnell rep was accurate on his timescale, since I have a savage fcp-k sitting at home, never shot, waiting for a scope... its killing me. I have sent a message to Amazon telling them to fix this typo, but obviously those messages don't go to far. I hope this helped.
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They're no longer being made so some 3rd party sellers are presumably trying to sell them as collectibles? Or they're just trying to rip people off. For $300+ you can get vastly superior night vision products. This one was pretty cool for $80 but I hope too many people are getting tricked by unscrupulous sellers.Incidentally, this IS basically the same technology that goes into the $300 IR night vision units, but the legitimately more expensive ones have vastly superior optics and more powerful IR projectors.