need recommendation for electronic earmuffs...

[lisinopril]

I am looking for a new electronic earmuffs for shooting range price between 25-50 dollars....Can anyone here recommend me a brand and model? Thanks...

[Army]

Howard Leight Impact Sports. Nothing else is in the same price range or quality.

[NorCal Einstein]

Howard Leight Impact Sports. Nothing else is in the same price range or quality.

+1

GREAT performer and value for the money.

[lisinopril]

thanks, guys. I just ordered one. It's 60 dollars after tax n ship.

[lt05deluxe]

These guys are right. For the price they are very good. I accidently left mine on for a week and they still work with the same batteries.

[NorCal Einstein]

On Amazon for $50.

http://www.amazon.com/Howard-Leight-R-01526-Electronic-Earmuff/dp/B001T7QJ9O/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1363562013&sr=8-1&keywords=howard+leight+impact+sport

[Sig357]

I had my son using my Peltors today. They work great.

[chad allred]

I love my pro ears...

[MrExel17]

Howard Leight Impact Sports. Nothing else is in the same price range or quality.

+100 agreed, Love mine!

[Tri750]

The Impact Sports have an auto cut off. After two hours, they switch off in case they are left on.
On Amazon, you can get them in the mid 40's by buying the "used" ones. Used means new but returned to Amazon for whatever reason. May be out of package but still new and with full warranty. I've bought 3 pair of used with no issues.

[mcmikel61]

On Amazon for $50.

http://www.amazon.com/Howard-Leight-...t+impact+sport

My go-to place to shop for almost anything.

[Deadwood Dick]

+1 on the Howard Leight. The amplifying effect works so well, I'm tempted to use them as hearing aids. As a matter of fact, the first time I wore them at the range, I was wondering why everyone was talking so loudly. Then I realized I had the volume set high, and everyone was talking normally.

[Twystd1]

I own MANY pairs of electronic muffs. From MSA Sordins down to the Howard Leights.

Those Leights are very good at protecting the ears.

NOTE:
Please take this old pharts advice,
If you are in a indoor range. Double up. That means use foam ear plugs under your electronic ears.
When the guy in the next lane fires off his ported 44mag. You will be thanking me for this pointer.

You only get one set of ears and eyes in this lifetime. Protect the heck out of them.

Twystd1

[NorCal Einstein]

NOTE:
Please take this old pharts advice,
If you are in a indoor range. Double up. That means use foam ear plugs under your electronic ears.
When the guy in the next lane fires off his ported 44mag. You will be thanking me for this pointer.

You only get one set of ears and eyes in this lifetime. Protect the heck out of them.

Twystd1

Another post in this thread that I totally agree with and give a +1 to.

I do the majority of my shooting indoors. I've doubled up on earpro since I first purchased my own gear. Having foam plugs does NOT restrict your ability to hear conversations around you and it's just cheap added protection.

Off topic from electronic ear protector, but for those that use foam ear plugs, please make a effort to fit them in your ears correctly. Smashing them between your fingers and jamming that waded mess in your ears doesn't really do much! This video on proper foam plug fitting is probably one of the most important videos I've ever watched that applied to my shooting.

[uhlan1]

+1

GREAT performer and value for the money.

Yup, work pretty good and a great value.