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    magic man

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    Just got back from Cabela's. I almost bought some DIY custom earplugs, but decided to see if I can find them cheaper online.:dunno:
     

    ljadayton

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    Just got back from Cabela's. I almost bought some DIY custom earplugs, but decided to see if I can find them cheaper online.:dunno:

    One of our bathers is gonna get me a "bucket" full of earplugs from where her mom works. I don't need them but I figure better to have them and not need them then to need them and not have them :yesway:
     

    magic man

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    Can you think of anywhere besides a tattoo parlor?

    One of our bathers is gonna get me a "bucket" full of earplugs from where her mom works. I don't need them but I figure better to have them and not need them then to need them and not have them :yesway:

    I keep a couple pairs of the foam ones in my range bag just in case. I've handed them out to other people at the range before.

    I find the normal foam earplugs really uncomfortable. That's why I want to give these a try. I didn't want to spend $15 on them, though.
     

    ljadayton

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    I keep a couple pairs of the foam ones in my range bag just in case. I've handed them out to other people at the range before.

    I find the normal foam earplugs really uncomfortable. That's why I want to give these a try. I didn't want to spend $15 on them, though.


    I'm assuming they're going to be foam but I figure a bucket of foam plugs is better then NO hearing protection at all :dunno:
     

    ljadayton

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    I use foam ear plugs. They are good for occasional range use. However, if you go a lot then you may be better off spend $30 on some muffs.

    One of our bathers is gonna get me a "bucket" full of earplugs from where her mom works. I don't need them but I figure better to have them and not need them then to need them and not have them :yesway:

    I have ear muffs :yesway:...and not the fuzzy kind :D wanna pic? :dunno:
     

    magic man

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    I don't see me shooting indoors anytime soon and if I do, I won't have time to get the muffs, much less the plugs I still don't have from her...hmmm

    I usually go a couple times each winter just to hold me over until I can get back outside. If I can shoot outside I do, it's a lot more convenient.:yesway:
     

    ljadayton

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    Hey, Irish :stickpoke:
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