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About LinkBacksJust got my first braked rifle (7mm wsm). First few shots with 3m plugs (usually have foam disposables) and my howard leight electronic muffs. No issues, lost the muffs and went just plugs for the next few and noticed a difference.
Havent used the electronic side other than at the range which they were great for.
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