muleyman
Lil-Rokslider
Just a little tip/trick:
Some of you may know about this already but I thought I would share it anyway. My ears are very sensitive to loud noise and an important part of my hunting success, so I always use hearing protection when shooting, even when hunting. I use the ear plugs with a lanyard and tie them to the back of my hat so they are easily accessable. When it comes time for a shot I only put a plug in my left ear (I shoot right handed) because my right ear is directly behind the muzzle of the rifle I have never experienced any ringing or discomfort even with my .300 RUM that has a brake on it. This also allows me to hear what's going on around me as I prepare for the shot, which from a safety stand point I feel is very important. I hope this helps some of you and if there are any other suggestions lets hear them.
Some of you may know about this already but I thought I would share it anyway. My ears are very sensitive to loud noise and an important part of my hunting success, so I always use hearing protection when shooting, even when hunting. I use the ear plugs with a lanyard and tie them to the back of my hat so they are easily accessable. When it comes time for a shot I only put a plug in my left ear (I shoot right handed) because my right ear is directly behind the muzzle of the rifle I have never experienced any ringing or discomfort even with my .300 RUM that has a brake on it. This also allows me to hear what's going on around me as I prepare for the shot, which from a safety stand point I feel is very important. I hope this helps some of you and if there are any other suggestions lets hear them.
