Ear Protection
Shooting ear protection is rated by Noise Reduction Rating, or NRR — the decibels a muff removes. Most indoor ranges ask for NRR 25 or higher, and many shooters double up with plugs underneath on pistol ranges, where the report reflects off close walls.
Electronic muffs amplify conversation and range commands while cutting the gunshot, which is why most instructors prefer them; passive muffs are lighter and cost less. Several sets here ship as kits with matching eye protection. See also eye protection on its own, and the rest of our range and training supplies.
