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clipper100
01-31-2007, 18:50
Glocker's,
Can you recommend a high quality set of Ear Muffs for the range.
AND also a link to a discount web site.
Thanks for your help.
clipper100
01-31-2007, 18:56
Forgot.... Passive ear muffs.
Thanks
Radians. www.midsouthshooterssupply.com
Mr. Gunz
01-31-2007, 19:14
I use Radians...they fit good and they're adjustible
I, too, have been looking for quality ear muffs. Am I correct that NRR means "noise reduction rating", and that the higher NRR the better? Sorry for the stupid question. Thanks.
Originally posted by jb0009
I, too, have been looking for quality ear muffs. Am I correct that NRR means "noise reduction rating", and that the higher NRR the better? Sorry for the stupid question. Thanks.
Yes and yes.
And the question isn't stupid if you don't know the answer. Keep reading, keep learninng. :thumbsup:
Dragster
01-31-2007, 23:52
Originally posted by clipper100
Glocker's,
Can you recommend a high quality set of Ear Muffs for the range.
AND also a link to a discount web site.
Thanks for your help.
If you have Academy sporting goods in your location, they have several types and very reasonable.
Comparing types and NRR ratings you can make a qualified choice.
HILLSIDEBLUE
02-01-2007, 03:20
I use Howard Leight QB-2 Earplugs, but make sure you read the instructions carefully......Once you put the ear tips in your ears you have to pull your ear back to get them to seat all the way into you ear canal.......When you have them in right, they work better than any ear protection I've ever used and I think they were about 20 bucks......I really like them and they don't interfere with your eye protection and come with an extra set of ear tips...............Check out e-bay, there on there all the time or do a Google search........HOWARD LEIGHT QB-2 EAR PROTECTION PLUGS
John
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ryan_kalani
02-01-2007, 05:18
I love and recommend Surefire Sonic DefendersSurefire Sonic Defenders (http://www.surefire.com/pdfs/EP3_tech_copy.pdf)
Howard Leightning L3's, very high NRR30 rating for a good price
http://www.islandtactical.com/index.asp?PageAction=VIEWPROD&ProdID=115023
brownmajik
05-19-2007, 20:29
Originally posted by ryan_kalani
I love and recommend Surefire Sonic DefendersSurefire Sonic Defenders (http://www.surefire.com/pdfs/EP3_tech_copy.pdf)
+1 Love 'em.
GooberPP
05-21-2007, 21:37
The Peltor Ultimate 10 is the quietest, most comfortable hearing protection that I've used. And the price is reasonable to cheap if you shop around.
sandhiller
05-22-2007, 13:24
I use the Peltor brand with the Glock Logo on them, very quiet and confortable. :thumbsup: About 20 bucks.
Bill Dncn
05-22-2007, 13:48
Pro-Ears for me.
Supporting our shooters, and the sport.
:thumbsup:
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