This information supports what Nathan and Craig have already said.
7 Likes
Yes.
Protect your hearing any and every time you can, do not worry about it when you can’t.
Or, anytime life/limb more significant than hearing damage on the line…don’t worry about hearing damage
5 Likes
I have killed several sets of in-ear walkers now. They just don’t seem to hold up for me. I also don’t care for the around the neck setup, as they really do not get along with rifle slings. they work fine for the pistols but as soon as i go to doing maneuver drills, throwing the rifle up over the shoulder for doorway transitions etc, I inevitably rip the wire out of the ear bud. I am pretty fond of my sordins tho
3 Likes
Walker’S Lightweight Rechargeable Shooting Hunting Razor XV 3.0 https://a.co/d/09Za1H93
These. They’re fine just running pistol practice, it’s just that pesky rifle sling just doesn’t like them
3 Likes
I’d recommend not
2 Likes
You don’t like the idea to carry suppressed? 
I’m wondering if he keeps few grenades hanging on the belt…
1 Like
Appearances are likely to be a factor and carrying around a silencer on your defensive pistol is something that, as far as I can tell, would make you possibly the first person ever to use a silenced concealed carry pistol for home defense…talk about sticking your neck out and being a lightning rod for all things…would not want.
It’s also a practical issue in concealing a pistol with a silencer attached, longer draw times to get it all the way out when it’s that long, etc. Unless you carry them not attached in which case, why did you have time to put it on?
2 Likes
You can, it’s called a sling or cross body now and everybody (who is confident in themselves) uses them
3 Likes
I’ll have to order a pair of these to try out. Are they rubber or foam inserts? I’ve had issues with the rubber ones not creating a positive seal due to the shape of my ear canal. The ones I posted have the stiff foam rubber ends and they seal super well. The
Some cool looking fanny packs out there nowadays. Or, over the shoulder small man bags. I like the ones which have much stronger straps and some have more of a rugged/camper look to them, which I kinda like. I got a couple. LOL.
2 Likes
I won’t carry a gun in a pack (not on-me enough for my preference), but I do like using a pack for an IFAK, sunglasses, chapstick, gum, stuff like that.
3 Likes
I would only carry my gun in a separate pack or bag as a truly last resort like, say, a disability or injury required it. The bag is likely to be a target for theft, and then yor gun is suddenly in the hands of bad guys. I only feel comfortable with it firmly attached to my right hip, in a good holster, that only I know is there.
I’m especially careful of my pocket revolver when I’m out and about in any area a pick pocket may be operating. I have my hand in my pocket or ony hip blocking my pocket in those cases where I can’t avoid close proximity to people.
6 Likes
If you use it as a holster I would make certain that the strap as cut proof by having a steal cable sewn into it or a similar strap made of very hard to cut material.
1 Like
Maybe…my experience, though, tells me that if it’s $10 it’s probably kind of junky.
I like this one right now