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Spend $100+ get a FREE pair of RANGE OFTEN SHOOTING GLOVES (size large)
Quality disposable and reusable shooting ear plugs.
Did you know that wearing only shooting ear muffs doesn't provide the appropriate level of hearing protection when you're shooting? Based on the average sound of a gunshot, and based on most hearing protection's Noise Reduction Ratings (NRRs), you need to wear ear muffs and ear plugs. We understand how important it is to wear proper ear pro at the range. That's why we've carefully chosen a wide selection of ear plugs that we know are comfortable, reliable, and proven to protect.
We worked with Surefire to bring you their unique selection of EP-series shooting ear plugs. Options like their EP4 Sonic Defender and EP7 Defender Ultra plugs use unique, removeable noise filters. When plugged in, you'll enjoy high noise reduction. But when you need to stop down, have a conversation, answer the phone, or take instruction at the range, the Sonic Defenders' filters can be unplugged, providing full-volume hearing.
Usually, the words "cheap" and "protection" do not go hand-in-hand. But when it comes to Walker's ear plugs, you get to spend a little and still enjoy reliable hearing protection that's comfortable. Walker's corded and disposable foam plugs provide high NRRs and can be reused before being tossed out when they get all gunky.
After all, not all shooting equipment needs to cost a fortune. Save your hearing and save the rest of your cash for ammo. Two birds, one shell casing.
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