Do let us know - the photos on DX certainly look pretty much like the real thing...Aglifter wrote:I ordered a set, I'll see how they work, and comment afterwards.Denis wrote: You could always try the Chinese version of the Sordin muffs from DealExtreme. If CC's theory of Chinese manufacturing overruns is correct, they may even be the real thing at a bargain price.
Hearing Protection
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Re: Hearing Protection
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Re: Hearing Protection
I wear Pro Ears Ultras, passive protection, $39.95, 33 decibels reduction. I double up with ear plugs as well when shooting indoors. I like them very much, but as mentioned above I think, they're not the smallest.
http://www.proears.com/store/c/66-Ultra-Series.aspx
They do make electronic protection too:
http://www.proears.com/
I did have some of the Howard Leights, found them to be not sturdy. The attachment points for the band to the muff were little plastic buttons, some of them sheared off.
http://www.proears.com/store/c/66-Ultra-Series.aspx
They do make electronic protection too:
http://www.proears.com/
I did have some of the Howard Leights, found them to be not sturdy. The attachment points for the band to the muff were little plastic buttons, some of them sheared off.
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I have two pairs of those - I bought them at Blue Ridge Arsenal in Virginia some years ago during my first trip to the US. They are excellent - really quiet and comfortable, but unfortunately too bulky for use with long guns.Darrell wrote:I wear Pro Ears Ultras, passive protection, $39.95, 33 decibels reduction. I double up with ear plugs as well when shooting indoors. I like them very much, but as mentioned above I think, they're not the smallest.
http://www.proears.com/store/c/66-Ultra-Series.aspx
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Re: Hearing Protection
So did I, I'll report back as well. I have peltors and recommend them highly after trying all the other lower to mid end ones. That and I double up with plugs to save my hearing, or what's left of it...Aglifter wrote:I ordered a set, I'll see how they work, and comment afterwards.Denis wrote: You could always try the Chinese version of the Sordin muffs from DealExtreme. If CC's theory of Chinese manufacturing overruns is correct, they may even be the real thing at a bargain price.
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So what's the verdict guys? Are they any good?CombatController wrote:So did I, I'll report back as well. I have peltors and recommend them highly after trying all the other lower to mid end ones. That and I double up with plugs to save my hearing, or what's left of it...Aglifter wrote:I ordered a set, I'll see how they work, and comment afterwards.Denis wrote: You could always try the Chinese version of the Sordin muffs from DealExtreme. If CC's theory of Chinese manufacturing overruns is correct, they may even be the real thing at a bargain price.
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Re: Hearing Protection
I got some weird things w. a plug and a microphone - I haven't tried mine yet - it also took months to get them. Can't remember where I set them, honestly...
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