Best hearing protection?

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Hello guys, I have a Barrett M99 chambered in 50 BMG. I have been using 3m ear plugs with muffs but I find that with how low my scope sits it is impossible to get a prpoer check weld. My optic is a Burris Fullfield 2, 4.5-14x42 with Burris high XTR rings. I have thought about higher rings but I plane on a better scope one day. I may also add a do a ggod bit of indoor shooting. I am open to suggestions, Thank you
 
If you live in one of the 42 states that permit civilian ownership of suppressors, buy one. Otherwise, or while you wait to actually receive it, keep doing what you're doing now -- plugs with muffs -- and look for lower-profile muffs that fit your face and stock better.

Keep in mind that with plugs in, the penalty for lower-NRR muffs is reduced, so don't be afraid to try muffs that are narrower or are shaped differently so as to fit your face and stock better, even if they don't offer quite as much protection as the thicker muffs that are giving you problems. In combination with plugs, lower-NRR muffs that stay on your ears will give you better protection than high-NRR muffs that get pushed off your head by the stock.

Good luck...
 
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Best hearing pro is one of these...

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Msa sordi. Pro x with gel caps.

The rolls Royce of hearing protection. Wear em all day in comfort and can hold a conversation with them. They are so fast you can have a conversation with gunfire a few feet away.
 
Thanks for the input guys, I will try these suggestions. I am guessing without looking that a suppressor for my Barrett would be a good deal of money. I am realizing everything for the 50 is expensive after paying $150 for a Barrett Monopod that is not much more than a threaded rod with a base. I will look into that as well.