Ah...should have looked it up first!That’s what the Axil extremes have-noise canceling. They’re Bluetooth earplugs
I love my Sordins with gel cups for over the ear. The Otto Noizebarriers are amazing if you’re open to in ear.Anyone use the Axil extreme 2.0? Any good? Is there something better? My Walker muffs are starting to bother my glasses and have to be constantly adjusted.
Not sure where you are but I think there's a guy here in Greenwood that molds plugs in your ears.. He made me a set when i was working at Parabellum.. If you are interested PM me and I'll see if I can find his card and send you his info.Along a similar vein, I've been looking for fitted ear plugs that block sound like the electronic muffs.
Anybody have experience with and suggestions for?
Not sure where you are but I think there's a guy here in Greenwood that molds plugs in your ears.. He made me a set when i was working at Parabellum.. If you are interested PM me and I'll see if I can find his card and send you his info.
I picked up some of the Caldwell emax Shadows on Ebay for less than $50 a week ago that I really like..
No, a ceramic filter that allows low frequency sounds but blocks gunshots very well. I would imagine that molded type plug with noise cancelling is available but they will be unreasonably expensive.Do they have the electronic noise cancelation?
I would be interested in seeing what he has.No, a ceramic filter that allows low frequency sounds but blocks gunshots very well. I would imagine that molded type plug with noise cancelling is available but they will be unreasonably expensive.
Is that the tall thin older black guy that used to do some of the gun shows a few years ago?Not sure where you are but I think there's a guy here in Greenwood that molds plugs in your ears.. He made me a set when i was working at Parabellum.. If you are interested PM me and I'll see if I can find his card and send you his info.
I picked up some of the Caldwell emax Shadows on Ebay for less than $50 a week ago that I really like..
Thats what we do.I have yet to find any plug that seems to be enough sound blocking for hours of range work with high decibel firearms.
I love the idea of electronic plugs and have a couple sets of Walkers. They seem to work OK for .22's, .38's, 9mm and the like. When you branch into noisy handgun calibers, comps and rifles its a differerent story.
Electronic muffs seem like the only way to go for me? Back when I was shooting competition more regularly, it was not uncommon to see folks wearing plugs and muffs together for optimum hearing protection.
Not the same guy but I really like the pair I have.. I dug the info up for Big Red so if anyone else is interested send me a PM and I"ll send the info.Is that the tall thin older black guy that used to do some of the gun shows a few years ago?
If thats him, I have two sets that he molded for me. Money well spent.