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About LinkBacksFor me it is as much about comfort as it is about noise reduction.
At an IPSC match you are wearing glasses and muffs all day for a couple days generally. Wearing glasses with bad muffs all day is bloody painful. Especially for my odd shaped head.
Having tried a few other brands the MSAs with gel filled cups just work for me.
They have excellent noise reduction and electronics.
Probably the most used muffs I have noticed among pistol shooters.
If only wearing a set for a short range session I don't think comfort is too much of an issue so other brands my be suffice.
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