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We gonna get some
oojima in this house!
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Not to mention active earpro allows you to hear but you lose any kind of directional hearing. Could be important when trying to assess what’s going on and where.


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That has always been my thoughts as well. I do worry about disorienting myself and deafening my family though.


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yes, both on a .300BLK SBR & a 9MM HK VP9.

Don't want to wake the wife up- she might get upset.
 
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Another thing to consider is do you think the bad guys will have cans on their weapons?
Of course not...


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Another thing to consider is do you think the bad guys will have cans on their weapons?
Of course not...




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Originally posted by smithnsig:
Not to mention active earpro allows you to hear but you lose any kind of directional hearing. Could be important when trying to assess what’s going on and where.


There are active electronic earmuffs that provide directional hearing.


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Originally posted by smlsig:
Another thing to consider is do you think the bad guys will have cans on their weapons?
Of course not...


But they probably aren’t coming in with a SBR either.


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I hate the extra length in the house. I keep a pair of amplifying muffs directly attached to the gun and put those on when I grab the gun. In my house they are a huge advantage in tracking sounds and activity. So that's my strategy.


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But they probably aren’t coming in with a SBR either.
And I aim to make it a shooting, not a gunfight - to steal a phrase from a member here. Wink
 
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Originally posted by RHINOWSO:And I aim to make it a shooting, not a gunfight - to steal a phrase from a member here. Wink


Yep. I keep a set of Sordins by whichever long gun I get out of the safe. If it is anything besides my 12ga it also has a suppressor on it.
 
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Well I guess between my G20 which is my night stand pistol and my tavor, my ears are screwed, oh well, I’ll get a can or two someday
 
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and your point is what? you can't put on a set of earmuffs to head to a life threatening gunfight. What's the downside? in addition amplified muffs if you want those are a big plus in my mind in the confines of a house to figure out stuff. FWIW.


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Originally posted by Graniteguy:
If anyone here has ever inadvertently discharged a rifle in their home - or in an enclosed structure - without hearing protection - then you probably have a suppressor on your home defense rifle. Big Grin


I had an ear plug come out on an indoor night shoot next to a brick wall. I literally saw stars and couldn't see for several seconds. Suppressed firearms for me in the HD realm.
 
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and your point is what? you can't put on a set of earmuffs to head to a life threatening gunfight. What's the downside? in addition amplified muffs if you want those are a big plus in my mind in the confines of a house to figure out stuff. FWIW.


I think it’s pretty unrealistic to put on muffs, turn them on, put them on every member of the family and then get my rifle ready to rock, not to mention most headphones make it hard to determine where the sound is coming from.


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Built a 300blk pistol with hearing in mind, after trying a suppressed rifle with subsonic ammo. I understand it doesn't solve every issue but I'll be able to see and hear better than without it.


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Originally posted by MG34_Dan:
Now let's do some what-ifs. If you are involved with a fully justified shooting, what do you think will happen to the weapon you used? It will be confiscated by the po-po. You may get it back, eventually. How much money do you want to tie up should the unthinkable occur?
Better to have the best tool in the shed than cheaping out and dying.

How much is your life worth to you...?


Seriously never understood this argument. People have their own budgets but heaven forbid I have to discharge a weapon in my house the situation just became deathly serious and the risk of 1k in impoundment is way down the list of my concerns at that point.

I am not saying there are other valid argument, length of weapon etc. but if this idea of an impounded weapon is not on my list of concerns. If the situation is such that I need to fire a weapon I want the very best tool available.
 
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