I don’t like how difficult it is to use. I definitely don’t recommend for prone high power. It was expensive and I wish I could return it.

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The stick on iris seems to be well made and makes focus on the sights very crisp. Wish it was a little more adjustable so you could move it out of the way while still attached to your glasses.
Helps old eyes, does not rotate aroud suction cup...
I'm only giving it 4 stars because it doesn't swivel. I also have the Gehmann clip-on iris which I prefer.

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I have trouble focusing on iron sights because of my bifocals. This stick on iris not only allows me to see both the front and rear sight, but the target as well. Highly recommended.

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Great quality and purchase!! The Gehmann Stick On Iris for Ordinary Glasses definitely helps me to zero in at 200 yards.

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This type of aid has been around for years. This one has an adjustable iris which is a plus. Increases visual across sights and target.
improves my accuracy and comcentration
I ware bifocals. Stuck it on adjusted it. I could see both sights on a s& w performance center 22. The target was clear too. I lost about 40 years of eye age. I’m 66. A friend told me about his Merit iris. I tryed this one. Should have tryed 40 years ago. No more red dots for me as long as this works.
The new Gehmann Stick On Iris has a good iris and a good/improved stick cup. However, the arm that holds the iris does not move or rotate around the stick cup. I own an earlier mfg. Gehmann Stick On Iris (purchased in the 1990's) where the arm that holds the iris swivels/rotates 180 degrees around the stick on cup. The newer model Gehmann Stick On Iris does not have the 180 degree rotation/swivel feature, which makes it harder to line up the iris with the shooter’s eye pupil. The product description for the currently mfg. product should state that the arm holding the iris does not swivel/rotate around the stick cup. I would suggest that Gehmann re-engineer their current product to re-incorporate the 180 degree swivel/rotation feature.
An absolute must for the shooter that can no longer see front and rear sights at the same time.
