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Legionnaire · March 9, 2001, 08:39 PM

Longeyes, I have two sets of Peltor Tac-7s; one for me, and the other for whomever I take to the range. While at LFI I compared the Peltors with the WolfEars; both work, but I prefer the Peltors. Probably pretty subjectively, as I don't know the "specs" on them.

Electronic muffs are great, though. Very cool when taking training courses. Your ears are protected and you can still hear (most) range commands.

Also very nice while handgun hunting. I bought my first set of Peltors two days after taking one shot in the field with a T/C Contender in .35 Rem with a muzzle break. My ears were ringing for those two days, and I decided immediately that I would not hunt with a large caliber handgun without electronic muffs.

Peltors or WolfEars are worth every penny.

March 9, 2001, 08:39 PM	#4
Legionnaire Senior Member Join Date: July 25, 2000 Location: Central TX Posts: 1,503	Longeyes, I have two sets of Peltor Tac-7s; one for me, and the other for whomever I take to the range. While at LFI I compared the Peltors with the WolfEars; both work, but I prefer the Peltors. Probably pretty subjectively, as I don't know the "specs" on them. Electronic muffs are great, though. Very cool when taking training courses. Your ears are protected and you can still hear (most) range commands. Also very nice while handgun hunting. I bought my first set of Peltors two days after taking one shot in the field with a T/C Contender in .35 Rem with a muzzle break. My ears were ringing for those two days, and I decided immediately that I would not hunt with a large caliber handgun without electronic muffs. Peltors or WolfEars are worth every penny. __________________ Cogito, ergo armatus sum.