Wanted- Peltor ComTac Ear Defenders
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I don't know if these guys sell online but you could probably call them.
http://www.probuysafety.com/index.php?cName=hearing-protection-tactical-ear-muffs
Here's another one: https://www.vikingpolice.com/index.php?cPath=269&osCsid=kmsayffgfyflgg
http://www.probuysafety.com/index.php?cName=hearing-protection-tactical-ear-muffs
Here's another one: https://www.vikingpolice.com/index.php?cPath=269&osCsid=kmsayffgfyflgg
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Yeah - how much do these go for?? I have a set that I don't need anymore and may be willing to part. ;D
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I'd recommend the Peltor Com Tac II with the applicable radio cables, if your going to be carrying a radio, its a pretty decent set up. Another company that has a different version of this is TCI, Tactical Command Industries, the Liberator and Liberator II.
Just some options.
Just some options.
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https://www.vikingpolice.com/product_info.php?products_id=4206&osCsid=kmsayffgfyflgg
something similar ....maybe
something similar ....maybe
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Ahhhh Jeeze - 600 bucks! That's a pretty expensive goody.
Mine are the non-radio style. Mint for the ranges. No more straining to hear the words of command with those damned ear plugs. Should be standard use for training I think - it they weren't quite so clumsy to wear.
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Mine are the non-radio style. Mint for the ranges. No more straining to hear the words of command with those damned ear plugs. Should be standard use for training I think - it they weren't quite so clumsy to wear.
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http://www.cabelas.com/p-0044358228573a.shtml
Want a less expensive alternative? Here you go! These are great! I've had them on the range indoors and out doors, no problemos. Electronic so it block automatically, and it increases sound too! It's great piece of kit.
Want a less expensive alternative? Here you go! These are great! I've had them on the range indoors and out doors, no problemos. Electronic so it block automatically, and it increases sound too! It's great piece of kit.
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These are what I use in my wood shop:
http://www.leevalley.com/wood/page.aspx?c=1&p=49918&cat=1,42207,42227
They have a mini-jack which I can plug anything I want into - I imagine that a radio output could be plugged in there. And it is nice to be able to carry on a normal conversation while filtering out the dangerous noises (this particular headset is good at that function - but not perfect).
I'm not sure that these would filter out percussive sounds - my environment involves loud, steady noises - although when using an airgun or percussion assisted fasteners (.22 Ramset) they are adequate (as far as I can unscientifically tell).
The colour, of course, would need to be modified.
These aren't terribly expensive - it may be worth spending $35.00 - even to find out that they're not what you're looking for.
http://www.leevalley.com/wood/page.aspx?c=1&p=49918&cat=1,42207,42227
They have a mini-jack which I can plug anything I want into - I imagine that a radio output could be plugged in there. And it is nice to be able to carry on a normal conversation while filtering out the dangerous noises (this particular headset is good at that function - but not perfect).
I'm not sure that these would filter out percussive sounds - my environment involves loud, steady noises - although when using an airgun or percussion assisted fasteners (.22 Ramset) they are adequate (as far as I can unscientifically tell).
The colour, of course, would need to be modified.
These aren't terribly expensive - it may be worth spending $35.00 - even to find out that they're not what you're looking for.
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