I used to just grab whatever was closest when it came to protecting my ears and eyes. But after a day at the range that left my ears ringing, I finally spent money on some Walker electronic earmuffs and clear ANSI glasses. Now I realize that I can spend a lot more time at the range and be way more comfy.
Ear and eye protection
- Thread starter blockhead
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I find these to be a nice step up in safety and quality:
https://proears.com/
Pro Ears have great electronics from a protection and clarity standpoint. If they have any weakness, it would be water/sweat resistance or likely shock.
https://esseyepro.com/
These are just good mil spec ballistic rated glasses. They will do a better job taking bounce back off steel.
https://proears.com/
Pro Ears have great electronics from a protection and clarity standpoint. If they have any weakness, it would be water/sweat resistance or likely shock.
https://esseyepro.com/
These are just good mil spec ballistic rated glasses. They will do a better job taking bounce back off steel.
WIlliams_shoots
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There is a big difference once you stop treating it as optional, good protection just lets you stay focused longer without fatigue or distraction.
