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RE: Muzzle break hearing damage?
I would venture to say all those who scorn them don't own one, and just pass on the standard BS about them being louder. |
RE: Muzzle break hearing damage?
I have a gun with a brake. It is loud, damn loud.
I use QB2's in the field. They are quick, easy, and not a pain. I kept them on my neck the whole time and couldn't tell I had them around my neck the whole 3 hour drive home. I put them on before any shot with a rifle, especially a brake http://store.angelexscience.com/holeqb2heba.html |
RE: Muzzle break hearing damage?
Shoot the heck out of that gun during the off season wearing ear protection (maybe even ear plugs AND ear muffs), you'll get comfortable and confident shooting it and the noise will be a non-issue. When it comes time to go hunting screw the thing off and hunt without it.
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RE: Muzzle break hearing damage?
Use ear protection at the range, purchase a "Walkers Game Ear II for the field, and forget about it. Good luck.
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RE: Muzzle break hearing damage?
Now that I have hunted with a set of electronic muffs, I will never fire a gun afield again without them on. Save your ears.
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RE: Muzzle break hearing damage?
ORIGINAL: Big Guy01 It has been my experience that a brake is not any louder to the shooter than the same rifle without one . It is louder to a person who is on either side of the muzzle which would be the guy on either side of you at a shooting range. This is where they get their bad rep. I have one on my 300 mag and love it. I would venture to say all those who scorn them don't own one, and justpass on the standard BS about them being louder. |
RE: Muzzle break hearing damage?
Do those "walkers game ears" really work? I am kind of leary about something that amplifys sound and muffles sound at the same time. What if it failed and you went deaf?? That would suck!
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RE: Muzzle break hearing damage?
One shot probably wouldn't "make you deaf"...I wouldn't wanna find out though.
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RE: Muzzle break hearing damage?
quote: ORIGINAL: Big Guy01 It has been my experience that a brake is not any louder to the shooter than the same rifle without one . It is louder to a person who is on either side of the muzzle which would be the guy on either side of you at a shooting range. This is where they get their bad rep. I have one on my 300 mag and love it. I would venture to say all those who scorn them don't own one, and just pass on the standard BS about them being louder. LOL....good one! |
RE: Muzzle break hearing damage?
I will second that. How could you not notice the difference of a braked rifle. It is clearly significantly louder.
What does the electronic hearing protection cost? Can anyone else chime in here to say that they do work? Thanks Tom |
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