
Methow Kits
A wide view with interchangeable lenses for outdoor adventures and the range. Lens options for your eye color and changing light.
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A wide view with interchangeable lenses for outdoor adventures and the range. Lens options for your eye color and changing light.
Explore Methow Kits
A traditional two-lens frame with interchangeable lenses. Choose Center Fire for amber, clear, and smoked lenses, or Clay for its HD lens selection.
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Polarized options help reduce reflected glare. Explore the collection and check each model’s lens and magnification options.
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The Methow system accepts a separate prescription insert. Choose the prescription setup for your activity; the adapter alone does not include prescription lenses.
Explore Methow Rx Shotgun Kits
Explore Methow prescription configurations for pistol and rifle use, with a focal setup tailored to the task. Ask the SSP team about your prescription and fitting needs.
Explore Methow Rx Top Focal — Pistol / Rifle
Explore Methow prescription bifocal configurations for work and close-up tasks. Your prescription and lens setup determine the finished configuration.
Explore Methow Rx Bifocal
Wear protective eyewear over your existing glasses. Check the fit and measurements before choosing your pair.
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Magnification at the bottom of the lens helps with near work while the upper area stays unmagnified. Includes interchangeable lens colors.
Explore Denial Bottom Focal Kits
Magnification at the top of the lens helps bring close details into focus when you look upward. The Ultra Kit also includes bottom bifocal lenses.
Explore Top Focal® Kits
A familiar sunglass shape with a reading area low in the lens. For close-up tasks without giving up your view into the distance.
Explore Entiat Bifocals
By Ali Juten
There comes a point in a relationship when you simply can't think of what to buy or do for your significant other on Valentine's Day. Luckily for the firearms lovers out there, we've compiled a list of 3 Valentine's Day Date Ideas that you and your partner will be sure to enjoy!
Head to the gun range! What better way to show your significant other that you love them than by spending time with them? Whether you are a new shooter or an experienced shooter, a local range will definitely have something to offer. In much of the country at this time of year, an indoor range is your best option. However, if there is an outdoor trap range open where you live, that may be a fun option as well! Some ranges even put together a Valentine’s Day special and others even hold weekly “date-nights at the range”.
But, what if your valentine is not accustomed to shooting? A good approach to take with a partner that is unsure about going to a range is to explain that you’re trying to make 2019 a year about experiences rather than things. This will at least spark their adventurous side and, hopefully, will get you two to the range. Plus, you don’t know unless you try! Click here to find a range near you.
Tip: Once you find a range near you, be sure to check out what they have to say about their range etiquette. Or, if you can’t find it on their website, ask!

Feeling even more adventurous? Try signing the two of you up for a firearm class. Many ranges offer classes for all types of experience levels. If you’re a competitive couple, it’s a great way to let that flirtatious competitive side out.
Classes are also a great place to meet other Second Amendment-supporting couples. How about a future double date?! Having like-minded couples as friends is always a good idea, and a great way to get back to the range for a couples date night.
Or, if you’re not really into taking a class, the other option would be to gift your significant other a class. Maybe they’ve always wanted to get their conceal and carry permit...perfect, give them a gift certificate to take a class! Your Valentine will definitely appreciate it.

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I recently purchased 2 hard cases and they scratched both my clear and dark lens. I thought they weren’t supposed to do that.