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| Expert   Join Date: Aug 2009 Location: Fort Bragg, NC
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   | Me and Adrenaline both use electronic peltors. The "indoor/outdoor" plugs you posted are actually the old style combat ear plugs one is for constant noise, the other is for sporadic noise, think Chinook vs Range shooting. . The newer ones pivot to block more noise or not and only have one plug. They are actually kinda cool. My Dad used to work for peltor, so I've tried pretty much everything they have. I prefer the regular yellow foam ear plugs to the fancy combat arms one (either version). Adrenaline has these  Amazon.com: Peltor 97044 Tactical 6S Active... I have these Amazon.com: Peltor 97451 Tactical Sport Hearing... These are kind cool. Amazon Last edited by Indecision; 2 Weeks Ago at 05:14. |
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