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I went into my TSO here in Richmond and explained that I wanted a pair of glasses made with the bifocal on the top and the regular glasses at the bottom (reverse bifocals if you will) and they made them for me. They work great not only for shooting but for work on the computer.

Ok,
Now you have me wondereing.
One lens (say your dominant eye) to correct your near vision to focus on the front sight.
And the other lens to correct your far vision.
Might even make both-eyes-open shooting easier,

Appreciate the advice.
I do some steel shooting, so that's why I was considering polycarbonate.
I'll consider the Wiley X. I've used them with my contacts and like them, but now that I need bifocals, contacts and reading glasses are a pain.
I'm also looking at prescription safety glasses.
As far as practicing without my glasses, well, my vision's bad enough that I don't think I would take the shot without glasses.
Thanks,

Any recommendation on prescription (bi-focal) wrap around shooting glasses would be appreciated.
I've tried the inserts (Revision military), but they don't work well for me. Maybe my astigmatism.
I think I want a prescription polycarbonate lens, probably tinted.
Thanks,