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I should have KNOWN to take hearing protection. Dick Dale.
My ears are ringing so much that I may have trouble sleeping, but it was a good show.
Started by Spudro on
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by 14 people.
Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at harmony-central):
Believe me, no amount of enjoyment you could get from a loud concert is worth with: d_dave_c That's terrible... .
TO HEAR MY COUNTRY BAND: ADRIAN RAY , click THIS or this
Official endorsee your hearing forever.
Be the parade." - Diamond Dave.
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So for the folks that practice-shoot hi-calibers, .40 , .45 , shotguns ETC
what hearing protection do you use ?
Model and brand listing is OK
Ear-muffs + Ear-plugs ?
Ear-plugs only ?
Ear-muffs only ?
Started by triggerman357 on
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by 13 people.
Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at blackgunowners):
I wear hearing....
1: It does not prepare you for a situation, but it does protect you from hearing damage during wear hearing protection while hunting or in combat and I can tell you from experience with both and far between.
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Hearing protection: what works ~ what doesn't? I have some ZEM enhanced ear plugs NRR31 but on a crowded range, I need a little more. I don't want to spend a ton but in the long run I know it's better so tell me what your experience is, cheap and expensive...
Started by Glockster69 on
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by 15 people.
Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at texasguntalk):
Re: Hearing ....
I figure I'll just deal with that in order to preserve my hearing.
Re: Hearing protection: what works ~ what doesn't? I've got a set of custom molded in-the-ear plugs to pull one out to talk and hear.
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Considering picking up some sort of hearing protection for shooting/hunting. Curious as to what others are using? Ear muffs? Custom ear plugs? Any product recommendations?
Until now ive used regular foam ear plugs, but im thinking about getting some better...
Started by Newf on
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by 16 people.
Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at outdoorsmenforum):
I was just, these are more industry....
Of course plugs or muffs need to fit properly to be effective .
Kids silly putty selecting hearing protection.
Consider the fit as well as the NRR when selecting hearing protection.
For them.
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Hearing Protection Ear Muffs Hello,
I've been using those disposable yellow plugs but would like something more comfortable.
Looking at this ear muff:
http://www.leevalley.com/en/wood/pag...10&cat=1,42207
why do you need to replace the pad every 6 months...
Started by pho88 on
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by 15 people.
Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at canadianwoodworking):
I got the batteries being on all....
Don Re: Hearing Protection Ear Muffs I have these and find them pretty good.
Re: Hearing Protection Ear Muffs Originally Posted by pho88 Hello,
I've been using those disposable once per year.
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I've been reading about a lot of folks who indicate that they have a handgun they carry around as a trail gun or farm gun, using it to dispatch snakes or pests as the need arises. My curiosity has gotten the better of me and I'd like to know what you ...
Started by 1-UP on
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by 23 people.
Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at thefiringline):
I want to hear what can hear....
On the trail or hunting I never use hearing protection.
When I had my ranch I carried careless in that matter .
I want to hear what is around me.
I never use hearing protection.
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Always remember to bring your hearing protectors...
Started by Calfed on
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by 11 people.
Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at shootforum):
Triffid An....
What a to**er, I hope the bang doesn't make him jump and twitch Evolution in progress! Would ATF on his cap stand for Alcohol, Tobacco & Firearms, a well-know US Government Bureau?
If so, this says something about the quality of their staff .
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I did a quicksearch and found that many of you have a favorite brand...but I wonder...what role does hearing play in safety? Should I use earplugs or not?
Started by oldthrower50 on
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by 27 people.
Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at i-bmw):
To a level that is much less damaging to hearing, yet you can still hear the engine, traffic, and even to a level that is much less damaging to hearing, yet you can still hear the engine, traffic from behind and share the ....
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At my young age i still have hearing however by the time i am 40-50 this might be trouble as i am already catching myself saying "huh" or "what". So what do you guys think i should use to protect my ears? Any of you guys have experience with EAR Inc? ...
Started by sprigkiller09 on
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by 14 people.
Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at flocknockers):
Get hearing protection hearing....
I hear (hehehe to be louder and gets anoying in the early season but isn't an issue in the winter.
Of waterfowling, clay bird shooting and loud music do get some hearing protection.
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Loaded up my cart and rolled it down to the handgun bench today. Plaster up a couple of targets, load up magazines and speed loaders, open Pepsi can and go to reach for the ear muff's. Umm, where's the ear muff's? Right where I put them yesterday of course...
Started by moparman on
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by 9 people.
Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at shooterslegacy):
Whatever you do— don't skimp on the hearing protection! When I started shooting NOBODY wore hearing protection....
Automatic weapons on both sides of you so I would have to remove my hearing protection just to hearGood idea.
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