Would this let me be able to fire a shotgun safely for my ears?
1372144
Hi Caleb, I have fired my shotgun with 00buck and slug shells wearing these as my ear protection and in my opinion they are safe. Hope this helps
1348218
I would think so. They are the most comfortable and quality functioning I have used by far. I have only used them on a range with my students but we can always talk and communicate comfortably. I have used them while mowing with the head phone jack and they were great as well. They can actually amplify normal volume levels while keeping out the harmful ones. I couldn't be happier with them. Two people have seen and used them and went and bought their own for the trap range now.
380898
I fire pistols. However, due to existing hearing loss I use ear plugs and the 3M H10A. It is very comfortable and very effective in this manner. Both my wife and I use this model.
1184318
Yes you would. It wouldn't be a loud ping but it will make a noise. Now if you're shooting it with a rifle from 100 yards away, you probably will not.
408822
They can be but not sure they will sit correctly in your ears to obtain proper protection. I wear them for shooting and I usually have them behind my neck.
1705859
Yes. I shoot a browning x-bolt 30-06 and a glock 21. Both are bloody loud. These do better than the orange foam stuff in ear plugs. However, you can find ear muffs that have a higher decible dapening rating and electronic opperated so they block out loud gunshot but not normal speaking, so people don't have to shout at you.
464745
I would think that normal ear defenders or mufflers would be better,these will dampen sound but are designed to shut of the amplified sound when a gun is fired for a fraction of a second then will go back to normal.I use these for shooting trap.
1414939
yes that might work. when i bought mine the cross hairs broke. i've also had problems with the scopes turning on me
2158161
hey this will work fine if you are willing to but a rail mount and screw it on to the shotgun works perfectly that way.
58816
Yes. Attach to the head stock for better results. If you attach it to the hole under the strings, you will probably bop it or have extra undesirable sounds.
924116
I agree with Marty B. Awful lot of scope for a shotgun, but yes you can do it
2182501
No. It reduces the noise enough so you went jump/flinch when someone's firing next to you
1130838
I would not think so, but I would not advise you to use this product. I feel it made my right ear go deaf.
716239
I have no idea. I don't think this item is for use with shotguns. I would check with the sellers description of the product.
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you can but it has to be the same size and ment for pierceing ears but when i got it the gun was broke.
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I'm sure you could, and it would hold up. If it's a pump shotgun it would be difficult to maneuver both the action and push button for low light techniques. If it's a semi auto loader you should be golden...
464747
You may want to try looking up the Db rating of these specific tools and comparing them to the average firearm. I'd say if they come close to a firearm, but being constantly on, these may not be enough protection. They work well for a gunshot here and there, but if I were going to shoot a fully automatic weapon, knowing how well mine work, I'd probably put earplugs in first. I agree with the other answer as well, in that you'd need earplugs for indoor shooting.Personally, from my experience in a workshop environment, I think they'd work just fine.