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Hunting with a muzzle brake, ear protection
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<blockquote data-quote="P7M13" data-source="post: 1953329" data-attributes="member: 94154"><p>I cannot get a consistent cheek weld with electronic muffs. I wear Peltor EP100s now.</p><p>Do yourself a favor, wear hearing protection. From years of shooting, rock concerts, and industrial noise, I have 25% hearing loss and a constant tinnitus screeeeeee in my head, 24/7.</p><p>If you're the shooter, you are in the quietest zone of your rifle and MB report. If you're an unlucky bystander in the worst place, where you might receive as much as 180dB sound, one blast will induce permanent hearing damage.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="P7M13, post: 1953329, member: 94154"] I cannot get a consistent cheek weld with electronic muffs. I wear Peltor EP100s now. Do yourself a favor, wear hearing protection. From years of shooting, rock concerts, and industrial noise, I have 25% hearing loss and a constant tinnitus screeeeeee in my head, 24/7. If you're the shooter, you are in the quietest zone of your rifle and MB report. If you're an unlucky bystander in the worst place, where you might receive as much as 180dB sound, one blast will induce permanent hearing damage. [/QUOTE]
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