ANSI rating for Radians Revelation Protective Shooting Glasses: Does anyone know if the ANSI rating is actually on the glasses themselves?
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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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Cant give you a technical answer but I can tell you I would never take my glasses off just because of putting on my Bionic Shield. There is always that possibility of raising up the shield and forgetting to lowering it when returning to turning. Be safe!!
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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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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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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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I can't remember. I bought 3 of these optics and had to get rid of all 3 due to them breaking. Save your money and go with a Sightron. It's double the price, but half the price of a Nightforce with better glass. I hope this helps your decision.
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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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Unsure. I bought them specifically to protect my eyes from UV lamps operating in the 254nm range.
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That isn't specified by the manufacturer,but they seem up to the task,I wore these at a big tournament and got hit by every kind of gun ,some were drawing blood even,my eyes were protected
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Mine came in a Trijicon plastic protective case. There was no date but there is a serial number so i'm sure it could be verified.
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Affirmative, I confirmed this by checking it out with a Bushnell Gen 01 NV Monocular. You can clearly see the Red Dot illuminated with andwithout the IR illuminator switched on. Take into account that this is through observation only. I have not tried to test the accuracy or determinePoint Of Impact in a night time scenario. I'm sure that a Gen 3 or Better N.O.D. would have better results than a Gen 01 tube device.
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I truly am not sure about them meeting the astm specs. But as i have had them for over a yearof intense racquetball playing, doubles and single matches, they have come trough vertu well, protecting me from balls hitting, racquets swinging awfully close to my face and running into other players. ......
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co Glass Optics: Lead and Arsenic-Free BAK4 Roof Prisms Multicoated Optics Wide Angle Viewing Nitrogen-Filled Fogproof / Waterproof Dual-Hinge Bridge Configuration Rubber Armored Body mine get fogged up when im breathing with my face mask on while hunting, great site and very light we own 3 pairs
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Yes, they are. In fact, they are some of the best driving glasses I have used and incredibly cheap. I began using them while dove hunting and tried them for the dark trip out and back from the field and they stuck on me. Love them. There may be better, but not for less than 12 bucks that can double with ballistic eye protection.
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Not sure if their ansi treated or not. I bought them for airsoft, and used the planty of times. Yes their truly safe, probably much safer than half the other airsoft goggles on the market. I I got shot planty of times, often with modified aeg/high fps. If they made these in clear or yellow, I would never use any other goggles.
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Belinda, I use these in a manufacturing environment and have had no issues with blurring. The main part of the safety glasses are just ANSI spec safety plastic. The only lens part is the bifocal. If you are seeing blurry you may need prescription safety glasses?
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There is no manufacturer's mark on the 21oz glasses that I purchased. They are clear glass.