Videos tagged with Electronic Ear Pro

This video breaks down the real costs of competitive shooting, differentiating between a basic starter setup and an advanced competitor's gear. It details the expenses for firearms, magazines, holsters, belts, protective equipment, and the recurring costs of match fees and ammunition. The instructor emphasizes that while initial investment can be significant, gear upgrades offer performance multipliers that enhance shooting capabilities.

This video details the essential gear a firearms enthusiast carries in their range bag, emphasizing organization and preparedness. The presenter, an experienced shooter, highlights the importance of tools for maintenance, medical supplies for safety, and specific accessories like optics, hearing protection, and cleaning kits. The guide also covers belt setups and rifle bag organization for efficient training and competition.

This video provides essential tips for preparing your range bag for the first shooting day of spring. It emphasizes packing crucial safety gear like eye and hearing protection, ensuring fresh batteries for electronic ear pro, and carrying tools for target setup and minor firearm maintenance. The instructors also highlight the importance of a first-aid kit and pre-range firearm checks to ensure a safe and productive day at the range.

This video provides an update on the Peltor Tactical 500 and 300 electronic hearing protection, focusing on aftermarket upgrades. It details the installation of Camelbak gel ear cups for improved comfort and the use of rechargeable batteries, which are now available and offer a convenient charging solution via a USB port on the ear pro. The speaker notes that while the gel cups are not a direct drop-in replacement, they can be adhered to the original plastic mounts with minimal effort and have proven durable.

This QA session from UN12 Magazine covers key firearms topics. Instructor Dave Tim discusses the pros and cons of piston versus direct impingement (DI) AR-15 systems, favoring DI for most applications due to standardization and cost. He also details his preferred Glock trigger setup using a Gen 3 trigger bar and a factory - connector for reliability and consistency. Additional topics include the utility of weapon-mounted lights on carry guns, the necessity of ongoing training beyond permit-to-carry courses, the value of electronic ear protection, considerations for defensive ammunition, and the importance of carrying a round in the chamber. Finally, he outlines essential components for a duty-ready patrol rifle: a light, an optic, and a sling.