Impulse noise needs serious protection. Passive and electronic options for the range and the field.
A single gunshot can exceed 140 decibels - loud enough to cause instant, permanent hearing damage. Unlike steady noise, this 'impulse' noise is over in a flash, so protection has to be reliable and always worn.
The good news is that modern options protect your ears while still letting you hear range commands and conversation.
Always-on protection that blocks a fixed amount of noise - simple and dependable.
Let normal sound through but clamp down instantly on the gunshot - great for awareness.
Built to your ear for all-day comfort, often with electronic filters built in.
Yes - electronic protection passes through speech and quiet sounds, then suppresses the shot.
For very loud calibres or indoor ranges, plugs plus ear muffs together give the best protection.
If you shoot regularly, the comfort and consistent seal make them well worth considering.
Hearing protectors carry a rating (you'll often see an SNR or NRR figure) that estimates how many decibels they reduce noise by. A higher number means more protection - but real-world performance depends just as much on a good, consistent seal.
For very loud calibres or indoor ranges, no single plug is enough on its own, which is why doubling up with ear muffs is recommended. We can advise on the right level for what you shoot.
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