It seems like it would be possible that a front and rear anti-reflective coating could cause red dot or any illuminated reticle light to bounce between coatings and be a hindrance. Any EXPERIENCED opinions on this?
I’ve never seen that and I’ve got significant astigmatism and wear my glasses shooting most of the time.
What I have seen is dirty glasses with antireflective coating causes havoc driving at night and with red dots.
Fingerprints are an additional lense per se on glasses lenses along with any other oil/sweat.
I always 100% of the time clean my glass both prescription or shooting (with contact) before even range session.
A field cleaning with a lense wipe just isn’t as good as a drop of dish soap.
I’ll take “reasons I keep a microfiber cloth and sprayer of lens cleaning fluid in my EDC” for $200, Alex…
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I used to wear RX lenses with anti-reflective coating behind my ESS glasses and would get reflection bounce badly. I just can’t remember if I had anti-reflective on one side or both back then (early 2000s) and now not wearing the RX behind was wondering if it could happen with RX lens alone or if it could happen when I wear Goggles over my RX…