- Posted by Doc B. (M) on March 24, 2002 at 12:02:08
In Reply to: Re: Hi Wayne posted by Wayne Parham on March 24, 2002 at 11:26:03:
>But NIN on SET? Now that's just over the top. And you play with guns too?!! You're my kind of guy.The range I go to is about a mile and a half from my house. One of my favorite things to do is to head up there on a weekday afternoon when it's quiet in the neighborhood. I tell the wife and kids to listen for Dad's rifle when he goes to practice.
You want to understand transient response? I figure that picking out the sound of 7.5 Swiss at 2600 yards is good practice ;^)>
Doc B.
29dB muffs over 33dB earplugs (for the range, not necessarily for NIN)
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- Re: Earmuffs and rifle ranges - Stuart 16:21:40 03/24/02
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- In Reply to: Re: Hi Wayne posted by Doc B. on March 24, 2002 at 12:02:08:
Having fired a few NRA High-Power matches (first Colt-badged AR-15, then Springfield M-1 Garand with NM barrel and sights) with earmuffs over earplugs, I have to say I endorse the practice.
12 people online in a rapid-fire session makes a _lot_ of noise. (NRA rapid-fire = 10 shots in ~60 seconds, with time to drop to prone position.)When I used to own a Big Fast Car with no A/C, I used to wear earplugs for long drives.
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