Ear Muffs

[Rburns28]

Looking to get a set of muffs for shooting, anybody got any recommends on a good pair. Thx Randy

 

[meigsbucks]

Look for a noise reduction rating (NRR) of 30 dB or higher.

 

[375er]

David Clarke

 

[Krink783]

I use the Peltor Shotgunner muffs because they are tapered at the bottom and stay out of the way from the stock. Don't forget to double-up, and remember nothing works better than plain old disposable foam ear plugs.

 

[BeeMaa]

I usually double up on ear pro at the range. First is a set of custom molded plugs (non-electronic). The second is a set of Sordin Pro X electronic muffs. Also a good idea to upgrade to the gel pads.

These are much better than the Walker’s found in Wal-Mart. These allow you to determine the direction of any sound when hunting. A great piece of kit for turkey and goose hunting. I wouldn’t hesitate to use them for other purposes, but I do plan on taking them to Africa.

 

[WAB]

I use the Sordin’s with the gel pads.

 

[Philip Glass]

Looking to get a set of muffs for shooting, anybody got any recommends on a good pair. Thx Randy

I have Walkers electronic from Midway USA. They have a great selection.

 

[WAB]

I think that Raven Rocks had a deal on the Sorbin’s at one time and perhaps I got mine from them.

 

[Rimbaud]

I usually double up on ear pro at the range. First is a set of custom molded plugs (non-electronic). The second is a set of Sordin Pro X electronic muffs. Also a good idea to upgrade to the gel pads.

These are much better than the Walker’s found in Wal-Mart. These allow you to determine the direction of any sound when hunting. A great piece of kit for turkey and goose hunting. I wouldn’t hesitate to use them for other purposes, but I do plan on taking them to Africa.

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These are the best. I have Walker's too and Harry Leights and custom ear plugs and enough muffs to equip a big group of family and friends. The Sordins are better than all of them.