So I was looking around online and I found this on the VZ Grips website, I was wondering if anyone knows of a shop around town that carries these or something similar.
http://vzgrips.com/hearing-protection/e ... ure-series
Hearing Protection Questions...
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Re: Hearing Protection Questions...
Those are the Surefire Sonic Defender Tacticals. You can buy the regular SF Sonic Defenders at Sharpshooting. I wear these all the time. AR's are little loud with them, but handguns are pretty quiet.
If you keep the plug out, you can hear people talk really well, but it blocks out the higher decibels. You can put the little plug in for full out hearing protection.
The difference between the tacticals and the regulars is that it's easier to wear hearing muffs over the tacticals for better protection.
Hope this helps.
edit: I think NW Collectors on Pines Rd. sells them too. But the two that I'm positive about is Sharp Shooting and Blumenthals.
If you keep the plug out, you can hear people talk really well, but it blocks out the higher decibels. You can put the little plug in for full out hearing protection.
The difference between the tacticals and the regulars is that it's easier to wear hearing muffs over the tacticals for better protection.
Hope this helps.
edit: I think NW Collectors on Pines Rd. sells them too. But the two that I'm positive about is Sharp Shooting and Blumenthals.
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Re: Hearing Protection Questions...
Thanks sig, I went by Blumenthals but they only had one pair and it was a large. Gonna check sharp shooters next.
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Re: Hearing Protection Questions...
The ones you have pictured are EP3's, I would only wear those under muffs. If you want a stand-alone pair I would get the EP4's, but as Sig said they are not at all comfortable under muffs. For me the EP4's work very well with the plug out if shooting handguns or rim fire. With the plug in they are acceptable with rifle for short term shooting. Remember if you are doing a lot of shooting wear ear muffs, they protect the small bones of your ear that still absorb sound. If Sharp Shooting doesn't have them I know Brownell's has good prices on them.
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Re: Hearing Protection Questions...
Thanks guys. I decided to pick up a pair of muffs (that's what I was raised on) so I figured I would stick to them... They work!