My favorite ear plugs are those cheap foam orange ones you can buy in a jar that has like 100 of them in it.
What's great about them is you can supply them to whoever needs them and not worry about the cost or getting them back. Gave out a pair my last trip to the range.
I bring two impact sports, 1 pair sonic defenders(for me only) and 4 pack bag of foamies(to give out if needed)
It's funny seeing people experience the electronic hearing for the first time.
I love turning my Howard Leight's all the way up, I swear you can hear a whisper at like 50+ feetI bring two impact sports, 1 pair sonic defenders(for me only) and 4 pack bag of foamies(to give out if needed)
It's funny seeing people experience the electronic hearing for the first time.
When shooting with my LA buddy recently I told him for a gift I'd get him some electronic muffs. He said he preferred his non-electronic ones. Wanted as much sound removed as possible. It made no sense to me, but since he's difficult when arguing I moved on.
I love turning my Howard Leight's all the way up, I swear you can hear a whisper at like 50+ feet
Hi, which brand of earplugs do you guys prefer when shooting at indoor shooting range? Also, how do you overcome flinching from the sound of a gun going off? Thank you.
I like the surefire plugs for pistol only. Rifles I upgrade to my Peltors.
How is the clearance/fit of those with cheek weld with those. My friend has a very nice pair of pro ears but they aren't comfortable at all with bench/prone shooting. They definitely are clearer, less white noise, better reduction, etc but you can basically only use it for pistols and free standing AR's depending on stock.
How do the Sordin's compare to those fancy Peltor ones like these:Been wearing MSA Sordins since i was in the service. well worth the price. built like a brick shithouse.