Tacomas and GUNZ!

But there is a .500

 

Oh! I can play this game! haha

 

'MERICA!!!

 

I had that problem, too, with the Leight Impact muffs. I originally could not get them to completely seat over my ears because of my glasses but was able to adjust the headband to clear the glasses

 

# 2 son bought the new Ruger 1911 even though I tried to talk him into a Glock 21 SF. I have to confess the Ruger does shoot very well.

 

I'm loving this thread! Time to get off my butt and git some pics for you "Mericans" south of the border!

Cheers,
Barney

 

Got stuck in the snow, got pulled out and kept on shootin. These pics were from 09'

 

sub'd

 

NICE, GUNS AND TACOS i should have some pics up here SOON

 

I don't know what they are wearing (looks like they could be Pro Ears) but I highly recommend PELTOR Sport Tac muffs. I wear them every weekend and would be lost without them.

I have Howard Light's Impact Sport's in my range bag for loaners but I don't like wearing them as I find them too noise but I have several friends that swear by them and they cost about 1/3 the cost of the PELTORS's.

If I was going economical I would go with the PELTOR TAC 6

PRO EARS are reported to be "Top Of The Line" and they have prices to show for it. I have never worn them so I can not endorse them one way or the other....

 

Travis Haley's wearing MSA-Sordin Supreme Pro-X muffs. The other guy (that doesn't have the Force Recon tats) appears to be wearing an MSA-Sordin product, but I'm not sure which one.

Here's a link:
http://www.srstactical.com/communic...a-sordin-supreme-pro*x,-black/75302*x*02.html

I personally like my SWATTAC's:

https://www.srstactical.com/communi...ring-protection-headsets/mt15h69fb*08*sv.html

 

Both your references are high dollar top of the line stuff. Heck I have guns I paid less for.
Peltor Sport Tacs run about $95-$120 if you shop carefully ($203 Retail)
Peltor Tac 6 $60 or so with a retail of $75

 

Well, someone in a previous post wanted to know what those guys were running...

As far as the dollar amount is concerned, well - it is what it is. If you're in an occupation that requires you to spend an inordinate amount of time on a small arms range, you typically dump a little extra coin to get something that does a little more than just meet an NRR standard (ex: all day comfort, long battery life, ability to tie into a comms system, etc.) MSA Sordin's and the 3M/Peltors fill that niche pretty well.

For normal people range usage, Howard Leight products typically work better than most at a lower price point.

 

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