okayletsgo
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Ugg I used to go without because I thought the "real sound" was part of the fun. It took me way too long to realize that this was a mistake. I double up now, but it's probably too late.
I get no response when I click on your (3) earplug "links".The proper way (thumbs up)
Huhh ???I wonder how our GIs had to feel who had to shoot one of those Garands all day ????? Never saw one of them with a plug or muffs on the ears. Wonder how they felt about that ?
Double up, do everything you possibly can to protect your hearing. I just left the VA yesterday and they ordered two hearing aids for me. It all started with the first shot.........I still shoot. At 67 its too late to shut the barn door, but its still time for you......enjoyI would love to shoot a .50 cal, a 338 or similar muzzle-braked rifle. But I don't know if my ears could take it. Obviously I would use ear protection. But is that enough for these guns? Is there a limit to how many times you can fire a .50 or similar really loud rifle before it's time to call it quits for the day?
When you ask them, SPEAK UP, SONNY!I wonder how our GIs had to feel who had to shoot one of those Garands all day ????? Never saw one of them with a plug or muffs on the ears. Wonder how they felt about that ?
Too late for me...
i always double up with plugs and muffs when i shoot 50s.
the noise doesn't bother me that way, but the concussion still gives me a headache after more than 20 rounds or so
what did yah say?Too late for me...
You guys sold me on good muffs. I've been using the ones from Walmart for years + ear plugs with pretty good results. But now I don't mind buying a really good set.
What do you think about these? Quick google search for #2 seller on Amazon
https://www.amazon.com/gp/aw/d/B01L...1_2?ie=UTF8&psc=1&refRID=12P4XPR36W8RBJESYHGE