Judging by there website it looks like they cater to large companies were they can come in and sell 500 ear plugs. Maybe we should start a group buy lol
I might start hounding them after the first of the year and see if I can get a yes/no out of them for making just 1 person a set.
Last edited by Luke; 12-15-2015 at 11:08 AM.
I bought a pair of Surefire EP4 Defenders in 2013, I still have them.
http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00...ilpage_o05_s00
They are 24 dB NRR with the plugs. They are quicker to insert than foam, and at $13, a good alternative to muffs, on an outdoor pistol range. They fit my medium ears fairly well, I'm able to snug them fairly deep into my ear canal.
The problem I find, with plugs alone, is that low frequency sound can conduct through bone, which is why I always use muffs over plugs. So, in my case, my MSA Sordin Pro X's go over the EP4s. I find this especially useful indoors, or when I'm the only one shooting a pistol next to the guys with the ARs at the 25 yard line.
I ALWAYS leave the plugs in the EP4s.
I used the Decibullz ear plugs at the trap range today. They were better overall than the EP 4 Surefire plugs.
The EPs seem to work loose with the movements of mounting the shotgun and from the recoil. The Decibullz stayed put. The noise reduction is noticeably better then the EP 4 plugs and they are more comfortable, though the EP 4s are not uncomfortable. I will still add muffs for indoor shooting
Last edited by Rich@CCC; 12-15-2015 at 11:23 PM. Reason: sp
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I just got mine for basically the same price direct from their site. I've used them once and they seem decent so far. I think I was given a 20% off coupon code when I got mine but I'll have to see if I can find it, may have been tossed with the shipping. If I can find it it's yours. I'll PM you today or tomorrow if I find the code...
Last edited by scw2; 01-23-2016 at 03:20 PM.