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hearing protection #5891437 08/23/15 12:41 PM
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So what do you guys use other than cheap ear plugs? Wanting some low profile ear muffs but don't know what's out there or any good. I don't mind spending money so help me out w some options

Re: hearing protection [Re: pervis] #5891532 08/23/15 02:22 PM
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I bought a couple pair of these a few years ago.
http://amzn.com/B001T7QJ9O

I liked them so much that when I broke one I bought another. Cheap and work great, low enough profile to hunt.

Great for the duck blind, you can carry on normal conversation (actually they can amplify sounds, too so yo actually hear better). Only negative is they're hot for an afternoon dove hunt and in the wind they can be loud.

For $40 (I think they're normally around $50) I might buy a backup pair...


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Re: hearing protection [Re: pervis] #5891559 08/23/15 02:42 PM
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For sporting clays I use a brand called Macks soft foam plugs. I like them & Academy carries it.

Do you guys wear hearing protection when dove hunting?

Re: hearing protection [Re: bermise] #5891609 08/23/15 03:20 PM
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I use hearing protection whenever I shoot

Re: hearing protection [Re: LarryCopper] #5891740 08/23/15 04:54 PM
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Originally Posted By: LarryCopper
I bought a couple pair of these a few years ago.
http://amzn.com/B001T7QJ9O

I liked them so much that when I broke one I bought another. Cheap and work great, low enough profile to hunt.

Great for the duck blind, you can carry on normal conversation (actually they can amplify sounds, too so yo actually hear better). Only negative is they're hot for an afternoon dove hunt and in the wind they can be loud.

For $40 (I think they're normally around $50) I might buy a backup pair...


I have these too, and my assessment and experience is exactly the same as yours.


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Re: hearing protection [Re: pervis] #5891822 08/23/15 05:42 PM
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Been looking at hearing protection ear muff's last month or so and allllmost ordered the Leight Impact Pro's #R-01902 that are a bit HD'er than the Sport model, but with more features @ $60+...but they are bigger and I assume heavier, and saw some comments about being "in the way" enough to be a problem occasionally trying to maintain a cheek weld. But I think ya'lls previous experiences will change my mind...and I can always use a corded set of plugs under these muff's if need be.

I did pick up some of the Western yellow/black 35db's muff's from Harbor Freight @ $12 to use in the yard for the annual leaf fall blizzard blower work, and this years chain saw work on the flood's couple dozen full size tree trunk gifts that'll start as soon as the heat breaks.
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Re: hearing protection [Re: pervis] #5892488 08/24/15 01:31 AM
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What?? I can't hear you....

Unfortunately I don't wear hearing protection, muffs are too hot and plugs, you can't hear. but to all , wear something.

I have about 60% hearing loss in my left ear and tinnitus from many years working at a gun club in high school, back in that day we used cigarette butts or cotton balls

My how times have changes, for the better in this instance.

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Originally Posted By: jaymz


jaymz, if you get these let us know what you think

Re: hearing protection [Re: LarryCopper] #5893384 08/24/15 06:23 PM
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Originally Posted By: LarryCopper
I bought a couple pair of these a few years ago.
http://amzn.com/B001T7QJ9O

I liked them so much that when I broke one I bought another. Cheap and work great, low enough profile to hunt.

Great for the duck blind, you can carry on normal conversation (actually they can amplify sounds, too so yo actually hear better). Only negative is they're hot for an afternoon dove hunt and in the wind they can be loud.

For $40 (I think they're normally around $50) I might buy a backup pair...


These are good been using them for a few seasons now. I also use ear plugs from time to time.

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jaymz, if you get these let us know what you think


Will do. I have tinnitus in both ears.. i hate it (though im mostly used to it now).. i just don't want it to get any worse.

Re: hearing protection [Re: pervis] #5893418 08/24/15 06:39 PM
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Huh?

Re: hearing protection [Re: pervis] #5893457 08/24/15 06:53 PM
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I bought some surefire plugs last year, they work great up


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Re: hearing protection [Re: pervis] #5894897 08/25/15 01:48 PM
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Got the ones Larry suggested. Thanks guys

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Originally Posted By: pervis
Got the ones Larry suggested. Thanks guys


i bought some too. they should be in tomorrow

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Originally Posted By: pervis
Got the ones Larry suggested. Thanks guys


i bought some too. they should be in tomorrow

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