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  • #16
    slik556
    Senior Member
    • Jan 2009
    • 1192

    Originally posted by AbbyCat
    I'm trying to understand, why do people go with muffs or other plugs (like the Surefires) when foam earplugs have a higher NRR? Even the electronic muffs only have NRR numbers in the 20s. The foam plugs I use are rated at 33. I can still hear normal conversation with them in. Please...what am I missing here?
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    Oh sorry, take you foam ear plugs out...
    No, seriously I sometimes use both plugs and muffs like when shooting high power rifles. But pistols and say 22's I just go with the Surefire Plugs...
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    • #17
      AbbyCat
      Junior Member
      • Aug 2009
      • 65

      I understand that the electronic muffs greatly help in hearing 'normal' sounds and that they block out the 'explosive' loud sounds. I guess my question is...for all the other noises, do they provide enough protection with their lower NRR? How much is enough? Is doubling up the way to go?
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