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<blockquote data-quote="BigSkyGP" data-source="post: 473623" data-attributes="member: 28118"><p>The electronic ear muffs were mentioned, ie bionic ear for example. Can improve what you hear and still block out harmfull noises.</p><p> </p><p>I don't shoot guns so light, or calibers so heavy, that I need a brake. I can't stand most brakes. I do have two, though. The one on my heavy ar carbine, came on the barrel, definitly makes it louder, I can't tell the difference in recoil, this one doesn't bother me too much. The one on my Springfield V10, I hate, but it's necessary to control the muzzle flip on the 3inch barrel. (think I just made and oxymoron, ugh)</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="BigSkyGP, post: 473623, member: 28118"] The electronic ear muffs were mentioned, ie bionic ear for example. Can improve what you hear and still block out harmfull noises. I don't shoot guns so light, or calibers so heavy, that I need a brake. I can't stand most brakes. I do have two, though. The one on my heavy ar carbine, came on the barrel, definitly makes it louder, I can't tell the difference in recoil, this one doesn't bother me too much. The one on my Springfield V10, I hate, but it's necessary to control the muzzle flip on the 3inch barrel. (think I just made and oxymoron, ugh) [/QUOTE]
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