How do these compare to the 3M Peltor 10A?
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One can get really technical, not that I can, with these products. The one you reference may indeed be a quality product. However, the form and fit of this Husqvarna product seems to be a bit better, in my opinion, than its 3M counterpart. I have used these Husqvarna hearing protectors for quite a while, and they do the job they were designed for.
612482
This is the only sound-masking device I have used. It works great. No more annoying leaf blowers, souped up tractors cutting grass, week whackers, wood chippers, etc. on my weekends here in suburbia. Also for loud children playing outside. I can sit on my porch and read comfortably.
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I find that it is very fast, doesn't have as much delay in the recoil after pulling the trigger, nor as much recoil, so accuracy is improved, and a lot less noise. It's not silent like a PCP air rifle, but the noise level is quite a bit less.
633499
I think better than the A2, but I prefer the vortec suppressor over either of the two mentioned in this post.
1225317
From my experience with air rifles I would say it is the same decibel level or some what less. Remember the RWS does not have a suppresor. Also the quality of the RWS is above that of the others. At 40' I can consistently shoot a 3/8 group in the center of the bulls-eye, but my Daisy 1000 0.177 will do the same. The .22 cal penetration should put down a Woodchuch at 50+ feet with a proper shot placement. For more info check the air rifle sites.
728431
I went with the TSR100 because I could not justify higher price for minor upgrade. I am very happy with the sites and would recommend them for a 10/22.
2075410
I have found that the 3m ones seem to last longer and provide more filter action, even though they are rated the same. I get the 3m ones, because I deal with spray paint in my art and it's very bad if you inhale it. The difference is not big between these two, but safety is important.
694830
Compared to a .22LR on a scale of 1-10 with the LR being a 10 in noise, I'd say the .22 pellet is a 2 at most.
1230100
They're too wide to work well with a rifle or shotgun. I'd consider the Peltor 6s-they're slimmer.
1079498
9 mm is shorter than 3/8 in and 10 mm is longer than 3/8 in. so either one of those settings
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MSP, multi stroke pneumatic.. 2-8 pumps i mostly plink and pest with only 4 out to 20yards. After that you need more pumps. Dont be lazy and get a co2 air rifle. This is a beast, keep sending them back until you get a good one. If you dooooo, go co2 the heritage 2260 isnt bad for the price. Crosman has them for 125 so a little cheaper than the 392. If your in a cold region you gotta go with 392.
745810
Yes. And offers better hearing protection and a better price than peltor. Ear cushions are anti germ materials and replaceable unlike all others out there on the market. Hope this helps!
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Yes, I would recommend them for 3rd gr use. The thicker .7 mm lead helps keep writing steady and does not break as quickly as the .5mm.
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Padding sensitivity - Alpha = 100dB/mW vs. sigma = 105dB/mW Drivers - Alpha = 40mm vs. sigma = 50mm FullSpectrum Freq. Resp. - Alpha = 80Hz ~ 14kHz vs. sigma 100Hz ~ 18kHz Their website has more details than amazon. There is a slight difference in sound definition. At this price range it really doesn't matter. If you plan on spending more say up to 130+ there will be noticeable differences in sound quality and whether it will be stereo surround vs. 5.1, 7.1, etc My personal .02 - I upgraded soon after buying these as the adapter would overheat and cause the sound to drop when I used them on my pc. I would look at the Logitech Wireless Gaming Headset G930 with 7.1 Surround Sound as they're a bit more, but you won't be disappointed in the improved quality you're getting, and they're wireless... just my .02 and its a very noticeable improvement.
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I've not noticed any detectable difference in noise in these, compared to Gamo Red Tip (7.8gr), Crosman pointed tip-hunting(7.4gr),or RWS SuperpointExtra(8.2gr). Chronograph readings on these, however, at 9.6 grains are definitely SLOWER at 750.1fps... compared to Gamo797.5, Crosman 804.9, and RWS 790.0... Faster doth not always mean better accuracy. Consistent groups in YOUR weapon,and stopping power for your intentions are what matter most, IMO... (Fired from Ruger Blackhawk Elite)... Good luck...
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Google reviews -- a lot have shown up on B&H's Website, and some even include full comparisons of the 10-18 vs the 10-22. Based on the reviews I've read, there's less barrel distortion and higher IQ with the 10-18mm in comparison to the 10-22mm (and at half the price).
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Scope rings good to go. Rings clamp on to 11mm rail cut in top of receiver. Not the best scope or trigger. That said, I love this gun. Try many pellets. Some group better than others. My best luck has been with the PBA Exact heavy. Have fun.
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No sir. They are supposed to be designed for one size fits all. I would contact Peltor and ask them that question. I am sure they can give you a better answer or suggest something else that would fit you better.