There's a considerable range of compact slimline earmuffs available these days, not to mention the various brands of sporting muffs with active noise cancelling.No sir I hate muffs they get in the road. I do however wear ear plugs, I pack them in my pocket everywhere I go. Unlike most people shooting doesn’t physically hurt my ears unless I’m shooting something like a .357 or 30 carbine however obviously it does do damage and even though I wasn’t smart enough to realize it my body was telling me it was bothering me. I think your onto something I don’t shoot cans but I imagine there’s some concussion going on and even though it’s not bothering you in your mind your body says otherwise.
Wayne
I've been using the folding compact Peltor muffs for many years and started when doing lots of trap many years ago. Get a report or 2 from your side shooter from a wild swinging bird shot and it's not long before you get good ear protection and as we now know, not only do they prevent hearing damage but also damage to our subconscious which impacts on precision shooting.....just as much as does excessive recoil !
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