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#21
Evidence of illegal transfer of highly sensitive military technology is found in this thread! Your cell at Guantanamo awaits, perpetrators of evil!
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#22
Hopefully this thread will self destruct Cool
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#23
Try ordering them direct from Sure fire.
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#24
So, yeah yeah! Von, Can I send you some unprimed brass then?
The boony hat looks cool-yet I wear hi end foam ear plugs . Sojorboy, you know better than that..
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#25
As a facial cancer survivor, (invasive squamous cell) and someone with some hearing loss I'm always looking for a better mousetrap when it comes to both of them. I like the Surefires a lot, but like electronics for use at clinics so I can hear the instructor. I have 3 different electronic muffs, a dozen hats which don't work with them, and baseball caps.

I'm looking forward to testing these boonies, because I like boonies but haven't been able to use them with muffs.

The ultimate answer are well formed in ear electronics, but they are spendy!
”You seek escape from pain. We seek the achievement of happiness. You exist for the sake of avoiding punishment. We exist for the sake of earning rewards. Threats will not make us function; fear is not our incentive. It is not death that we wish to avoid, but life that we wish to live.” - John Galt
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#26
I went to an audiologist maybe five or ten years ago like I said earlier and they are indeed quite expensive as you say, but it is a one time cost, and the cost per use is about nothing considering I use them all the time. Besides, how much is your hearing worth? Plus, I just don't like to go that long without the opportunity of learning something. LOL I am probably more ignorant than most people and I have a very long reading list of stuff I would love to get to before I die.

In short, if you have the money to do it without train-wrecking your finances...just put a crowbar in your wallet and find the cash in there to get it. : )
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#27
KentuckyBuddha Wrote:I went to an audiologist maybe five or ten years ago like I said earlier and they are indeed quite expensive as you say, but it is a one time cost, and the cost per use is about nothing considering I use them all the time. Besides, how much is your hearing worth? Plus, I just don't like to go that long without the opportunity of learning something. LOL I am probably more ignorant than most people and I have a very long reading list of stuff I would love to get to before I die.

In short, if you have the money to do it without train-wrecking your finances...just put a crowbar in your wallet and find the cash in there to get it. : )

It's a good point. I can wear muffs 99% of the time without issues, and have chosen to wear plugs that 1% that I find a problem.

But....I've decided to have good in ear plugs made, working on the logistics now.
”You seek escape from pain. We seek the achievement of happiness. You exist for the sake of avoiding punishment. We exist for the sake of earning rewards. Threats will not make us function; fear is not our incentive. It is not death that we wish to avoid, but life that we wish to live.” - John Galt
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