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If you value your eyes and ears then you wear gear at the range.

Should you have the situation come up to fire your weapon in a non range moment you have all your sense of sight and sound to use.

Assuming one is not so old you are already use hearing aids and corrective lenses.

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Jets, helicopters, bikes, hot rods, machine shops, wood shops and Led Zepplin......I can't hear shit anyhow....
 
Jets, helicopters, bikes, hot rods, machine shops, wood shops and Led Zepplin......I can't hear shit anyhow....
Same plus nitro and guns and heavy equipment. Especially detroit diesels. I can instantly hear that funny noise in a vehicle at highway speed that no one else hears or in a machine across the shop but i can't make out the dialog on the fucking TV. Or the teenage cashier at the store.
 
Same plus nitro and guns and heavy equipment. Especially detroit diesels. I can instantly hear that funny noise in a vehicle at highway speed that no one else hears or in a machine across the shop but i can't make out the dialog on the fucking TV. Or the teenage cashier at the store.

Lots of nitro. Light a fueler in a enclosed space.

Guns I just forgot.
 
Jets, helicopters, bikes, hot rods, machine shops, wood shops and Led Zepplin......I can't hear shit anyhow....


Righto, so the latter assumption for Mark O Neal applies.

For others wanting to keep their hearing wearing gear @ the range is still the smart move.
 
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