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Custom Sight Picture isn't a typical optometry office. Dr. Alan G. Toler, OD FCOVD, combines 30+ years of competitive shooting experience with his optometric credentials to solve a specific problem: most shooters can't see their sight picture clearly without straining their focusing muscles. Proper ...
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Custom Sight Picture isn't a typical optometry office. Dr. Alan G. Toler, OD FCOVD, combines 30+ years of competitive shooting experience with his optometric credentials to solve a specific problem: most shooters can't see their sight picture clearly without straining their focusing muscles.
Proper sight picture means seeing your sight alignment clearly and keeping focus on your target. That balance is hard to achieve with a standard prescription because your eye's focusing muscle works differently when shooting than it does reading or driving.
"Your system works, I see both my front sight and the target better than I have in years." — Lee Orman
"I am very pleased with the way my ability to see a round dot has improved. The dot in my scope is no longer a witch on a broom." — Donald Weihl
Instead of guessing at your shooting prescription in an exam room, you can actually test it:
It's like having Dr. Toler at the range with you.
The system applies to: - Rifles (bolt-action, semi-automatic, flintlock, percussion) - Pistols (semi-automatic, revolver, flintlock, percussion) - Bows and air rifles
With the right shooting prescription, shooters report: - Consistent accuracy - Better trigger control - Improved confidence in competition
SFC Joel Kliesen, Virginia National Guard State Marksmanship Coordinator, added 33 points to his EIC Rifle score in his first match after getting shooting glasses through Custom Sight Picture.
Dr. Toler graduated from Pennsylvania College of Optometry (1988) and VMI (1983). He was named Young Optometrist of the Year for Virginia in 1994. He's board-certified in vision therapy, a Fellow in the Virginia Academy of Optometry, and retired as a Lieutenant Colonel after 28 years in the Army Reserve—including service as captain of the U.S. Army Reserve Shooting Team. He continues his family's optometric practice, which his father established.
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