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What is a good brand of ear plugs, for trap and skeet?
I have a pair of Sonic II, and I am
wondering if these are adequate.
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I used a pair of custom molded one for many years, I've gone to electric muffs. I'm a little hard of hearing so it is nice to be able to hear everything and still have protection.
After the first shot the rest are just noise.
Make mine a Minaska
Heaven has walls and rules, H-ll has open borders
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I have ESP digital ear plugs and love them
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I cannot even get Sonic IIs to seat in my ears. Absolute no go for me.
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Are there any electronic ones that fit in the ear and work like noise cancelling muffs? I would like those for hunting...
Other than that, How was the show Mrs. Lincoln?
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Are there any electronic ones that fit in the ear and work like noise cancelling muffs? I would like those for hunting... I found this one advertised on the Long Ranging Hunting forum. This may work for you. "Soundgear Electronic Hearing Protection."
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For trap shooting I use custom molded ear plugs on hot days and electronic muffs when the temperature is more temperate.
A few of the guys I've seen at tournaments have what appears to be electronic ear plugs, but I've got no idea what they are or where they got them. I didn't ask cause I figured they probable cost at least half of what their Krieghoffs cost.
My biggest fear is when I die my wife will sell my guns for what I told her they cost....
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Are there any electronic ones that fit in the ear and work like noise cancelling muffs? I would like those for hunting... Yes check out ESP digital plugs. They are custom molded to your ear. I can hear pheasants running in the grass with them. However I don't like them on really windy days
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