Custom in ear protection

[Dave P]

I am looking at Green Leopard custom ear plugs for shooters at around £120.
I'm finding muffs stop me mounting the gun cleanly but I want to be bale to
hear what other folks are saying on walked up days etc.

Does anyone have any experience of them or other makes?

Cheers,

Dave

[Scratcher]

The wife bought a pair of electronic plugs from Green Leopard (for an
obscene amount of money) and is very happy with the fit and the comfort.
Scratch

Post by Dave P
I am looking at Green Leopard custom ear plugs for shooters at around £120.
I'm finding muffs stop me mounting the gun cleanly but I want to be bale to
hear what other folks are saying on walked up days etc.
Does anyone have any experience of them or other makes?
Cheers,
Dave
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[Adam Leech]

Post by Dave P
I am looking at Green Leopard custom ear plugs for shooters at around
£120. I'm finding muffs stop me mounting the gun cleanly but I want
to be bale to hear what other folks are saying on walked up days etc.
Does anyone have any experience of them or other makes?

I've got a pair from another manufaturer (can't remember the name) and
they've been great for smallbore rifle (and, for that matter,
motorcycling!). For fullbore rifle I've carried on using my Peltors.

I think I paid about £40-50 for them, but that was standard ones without any
clever valves, electronic bits etc...

[Tim Guy]

Post by Dave P
I am looking at Green Leopard custom ear plugs for shooters at around
£120. I'm finding muffs stop me mounting the gun cleanly but I want
to be bale to hear what other folks are saying on walked up days etc.
Does anyone have any experience of them or other makes?

Boss went for some of these ear plugs that they mould to you ear.

They pour so stuff in and the protectors are for you ears only (is that a
jame bond movie?) like gum sheids.

I personally like the feeling of knowing Ive got 'cans' around my ears but
it works for some.

The guy who made them was in warwick.

Tim