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If money was no object, which Electronic Muff would you own?
- Thread starter kesserman
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FirstFreedom
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I want the Peltor 7, only because they have the neck band version, which doesn't interfere as muchwith my headgear of choice beyond the muffs (hats, etc.)
I'm with Kesserman. If I wanted to talk, I'd stop shooting and go have a root beer.
I use the highest NRR I can find, which right now is (I'm pretty sure) 31. No electronic muff somes close to that. Range commands and other sounds are still quite clear. Proper sealing of muff to head is important.
I use the highest NRR I can find, which right now is (I'm pretty sure) 31. No electronic muff somes close to that. Range commands and other sounds are still quite clear. Proper sealing of muff to head is important.
There's a pretty good "review" here:
http://www.ar15.com/lite/topic.html?b=3&f=19&t=212106&page=3
I bought the Sordin Supreme Pro for their ability to amplify ambient noise (excluding gunfire) clearly. I shoot out in the middle of nowhere, and sometimes with my back to the access road. I wanna hear when folks come up on me from behind while I'm shooting. They work real good for that--no one's been able to sneak up on me undetected.
I think I remember the NRR for the Supreme Pro's is 22; the Pro Plus is higher, but I can't remember what value; I don't think I'd notice. the SP's worked fine when I shot a .50BMG, and they work fine for Desert Eagle 50AE and an 10" 45-70, all of which I shot under a cinderblock-walled, tin-roofed structure.
http://www.ar15.com/lite/topic.html?b=3&f=19&t=212106&page=3
I bought the Sordin Supreme Pro for their ability to amplify ambient noise (excluding gunfire) clearly. I shoot out in the middle of nowhere, and sometimes with my back to the access road. I wanna hear when folks come up on me from behind while I'm shooting. They work real good for that--no one's been able to sneak up on me undetected.
I think I remember the NRR for the Supreme Pro's is 22; the Pro Plus is higher, but I can't remember what value; I don't think I'd notice. the SP's worked fine when I shot a .50BMG, and they work fine for Desert Eagle 50AE and an 10" 45-70, all of which I shot under a cinderblock-walled, tin-roofed structure.