Home Defense and Ear Pro

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I know exactly what you mean anon, ex mil myself with the unfortunate experience of shooting indoors with no ear pro. I keep a pair of these hanging on my bedpost for this exact situation. Great for the price and you still have situational awareness because of the amplification.
http://www.amazon.com/dp/B00P2H7WPM/ref=twister_B00PU1BB1Q?_encoding=UTF8&psc=1

>>28435518
You huge faggot

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Chainsaw helmet with strobe headlamp or bust.

>>28435518
Peltor comtacs are pretty good. If sit well on your head they muffle sound pretty well while you are able to hear everything around you.

I'm sure there are cheaper active earpros around tho

>>28435518

Surefire EPx is the only factually correct answer. You can still hear conversations and stuff, but it filters out loud noises.

>>28435518

A) what's the story behind your shooting?
B) you'll have a harder time in court if you shoot someone and put earpro on first.

Suppress your HD gun.

>>28435759

>court

kek

>>28435763

This is the only legit answer to these threads.

The fucking last thing you should be doing is fumbling around with ear protection while someone is in your house who you think you might have to shoot.


If you're that worried about it drop the cash on a suppressor.

>>28435775

Okay then faggot, what earpro should I use while I'm waiting for the stamp?

>>28435787
As someone that hunts in a goose pit without ear pro.

Quit being a pussy. Your life is worth more than some slight hearing damage.

>>28435787

You missed the point entirely.


Don't fucking worry about it when there's more important shit happening.

>>28435803
Back it up, tough guy. We can have more than one of those things.

>>28435803
>than some slight hearing damage.
guy without serious tinnitus spotted

It being loud can scare home invaders away.

Or just suppress it, silly goose.

>>28435803

WHAT? YOU HAD A GOOD SHIT WITHOUT A TP ROLL?

>>28435811

I'M MR. APPOINTMENT TIREDLY?

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>>28435759
>2016
>not sleeping with earpro on

But really who needs to know you out on the earpro before shooting

>>28435847

Then get a can.

Don't fumble around in the dark with earpro. Pretty simple.

>>28435836
Nah, my tinnitus is pretty bad. Like I said, goose pit without ear pro.

>>28435759
what are you talking about?
>put earpro on
>shoot bad guy
>take earpro off anytime afterwards before cops get there

Suppressors don't silence guns and it still required that you wear earspro when shooting with it. Don't listen to the suppressor lobbyists saying you'll have trouble figuring out ear plugs in a tense situation. If you're too retarded for that then you shouldn't have a gun in the house to begin with.

>>28435886

>still required that you wear earspro when shooting with it.

Uhhh....no it isn't.

>>28435598
I second these, mine came in the mail yesterday and as soon as I tried them out it put a huge smile on my face.

>>28435737
>strobe headlamp
Never operate machinery like that with a strobe headlamp.

>>28435775
is there any legal ramifications for using a suppressor in a defensive shooting?
i know the cops usually take the gun after you shoot the guy for "evidence". is there any chance of seeing your can ever again? any chance to ever get another stamp in the future?

>>28435886
Doesn't matter if a suppressor doesn't completely silence a gun. Having a suppressor indoors is a hell of a lot better than not having one

>>28435988
I am not a lawyer, but it was explained to me by mine that there are no extra legal ramifications.

It will be taken as evidence, assuming you are not criminally convicted for the shooting you will receive it back.

Yes there is a chance you will not see it again, if it was not a good shoot and you are convicted of murder or felony manslaughter, you will not get to play with your funs again.

If you are not convicted of any wrong doing, a defensive shoot should have no bearing on future NFA purchases.