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Compete at a higher level in Competitive Shooting with Custom Earplugs
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Competitive Shooting: The Importance of Custom Earplugs

Competitive Shooting: How Custom Earplugs Can Improve Performance & Save Your Hearing Custom shooting earplugs can significantly improve comfort and focus during competitions, in addition to protecting your hearing. What Is Competitive Shooting? Competitive shooting is a sport where participants aim at targets in a controlled setting, using firearms or airguns. This activity requires focus, precision, and a strong understanding of safety protocols. Whether you’re in a local competition or a national event, protecting your hearing is crucial. Proper hearing

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Electronic Hearing Protection Earmuffs for Shooting
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Electronic Hearing Protection for Shooting & Hunting

Introduction to Electronic Hearing Protection For more details on different types of electronic ear protection, explore our selection of electronic hunting ear plugs and ensure your next hunt is both safe and enjoyable. Electronic Hearing Protection (EHP) is essential for anyone involved in shooting and hunting. Traditional earplugs block all sound, which can be dangerous in environments where situational awareness is key. Using hearing protection designed for shooting is vital for a safe hunting experience. Electronic hearing protection reduces harmful

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Hearing Protection for shooters
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Hearing Protection for Shooters: the Research They Should Do!

GARRY GORDON, MS, AUDIOLOGIST, EAR, INC., BOULDER, CO ROBERT M. TRAYNOR, ED.D., MBA, FNAP, AUDIOLOGIST, ROBERT TRAYNOR AUDIOLOGY, LLC, FT. COLLINS, CO Boom…! Every time the trigger is pulled on a loaded shotgun outdoors the average intensity of impulse noise is between 150 to 161 Decibels! This research was accurately conducted by Rasmussen et al (2009) and cited by Meinke et al 2017. Rasmussen and colleagues found these levels from shotguns at the left ear of a right-handed shooter. As

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