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  1. 17-03-2019, 05:11 PM #1
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    In-ear plugs/protection

    Who is using in-ear plugs for hearing protection when shooting?

    What do you use, and where did you buy it?


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    I use these from NZ Safety
    https://nzsafetyblackwoods.co.nz/en/...air-each--6644
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    I recently invested in a pair of moulded ear plugs made by Jaytod. They cost $85.00 and are better than any pair of muffs I have worn. In fact I was wearing them today while using a chainsaw.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Rushy View Post
    I recently invested in a pair of moulded ear plugs made by Jaytod. They cost $85.00 and are better than any pair of muffs I have worn. In fact I was wearing them today while using a chainsaw.
    Hi Rushy, where did you buy those?


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    Quote Originally Posted by janleroux View Post
    Hi Rushy, where did you buy those?


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    They had a stand at the Shot Show in Auckland so my daughter and I both got a pair for use at the pistol club. I carry them in my car all the time as From time to time I work in noisy environments. If you are on Facebook (I am not) they have a presence. Google Jaytod Ears.
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