So I should wait to have my leg amputated then?   
I have an email into Treebone to see if they have any 90% peg legs available. 

one eye’d Jack

I had cataract surgery about a month ago in my right eye, easy peasy!

My only regret about having cataract surgery was having put it off so long. Squeamish about laying there awake while they did it. Afterwards it was like the world was a whole new place. It didn't hurt that I was immediately back in the iron sight game again too, and stray dogs obeyed my every command, beer was tastier, and beautiful women started asking me to escort them to the Riviera topless beaches.

I am on the younger side (39) but just had LASIK in both eyes at the same time. Recovery was good, and I went from wearing glasses since 3rd grade to 20/15 the next morning. Cataract surgery was similar for my mom.

It may hurt like hell the evening afterwards, but it's gone by the morning. I had the surgery Thursday, and was shooting Saturday. Kept it to a .22 though in case recoil was a problem

My cataract surgery on my dominant right eye, then the other a month later went easy and pain free.  The wet Macular Degeneration in my left eye is a bit problematic what with monthly injections, etc, but it hasn’t affected my shooting eye yet.  Both my old friend Charlie Dell years ago and now my younger brother have variants of forms of Wet MD in their dominant eye, which  [u]is[/] problematic for shooting. 
Froggie

He's gone quiet on his end. Probably trying to keep his hospital gown closed in the rear.

the down side is now you will be able to read your tax bills    art

Bazooka Jack!

Just be careful what you grab. had a customer recently who has the monthly eye injections. Didn’t put her glasses on to get her eye drops because she’d have to take them off to put the drops in. Grabbed hand sanitizer instead.

Glad it went well.

How did you do on the talking and wriggling part?

The nose itch, your enemy the subconscious. He always tries to make you fail but you were strong, Jack. What about them colors?

Glad to hear it went well Jack!  I want to hear new excuses, (if you ever miss)   
I have new builds coming together, new designs to try so, even new cartridge designs so I'm creating a list.  Should be some good ones.   
What's the next match I should put on my schedule?
GT

Glad that went well. You will love it, like all the rest of us have.
 
Boy, I sure dig that glass eye patch! All I got was a pair of those crumby dark glasses that remind me of what we had to wear at the old 3D movies, but with only one color. You ought to try that on the range and see what the competitors say- they will wonder if you are cheating by using some voodoo optical advantage. Even better when you have a pair of them.

Great mug shot Jack! Glad it all went well for you!

I'm glad it went well!   The idea of having it done is kinda frightening, but it's gone well for the majority of people I know.

Chris.

Mine was done many years ago, 20 plus ?. Really brought my iron sight eyesight back. 

Two months ago my doctor recommended and I agreed to a laser clean up procedure. Sort of like cleaning the headlight covers on a car. Quick and easy. Right eye first and this afternoon he’s doing the left eye.Right eye was improved and expect left will be the same.

Did the recent procedure improve iron sight picture ?  Yes but the change not as dramatic as the original. I am 78 and while trying every trick in the book don’t shoot iron as well as I used to. Some of the problem accounted to techniques. Shooting offhand with a heavy rifle and good trigger have always looked at the spot and broke the trigger as the gun swung into it. Either scope dots or post and bead irons. 

Now I can’t see the relationship between front sight and intended place of impact precisely. Shooting at the whole target not providing the scores. Switch to a low power scope scores come back.

Friends use arpeture fronts & I used to do the same when shooting small bore prone, very effective but just can’t get used to it offhand. Am going to work on the front arpeture indoors gallery this winter see if I can adapt.

Boats