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Peltor 97039 Tactical 7S Hearing Protector

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Protect your eardrums from hazardous sounds with the Peltor tactical 7S hearing protector 97039. It features an exceptional noise reduction rating of 24 dB and a distortion-free application of low level sounds up to 25 dB. It electronically suppresses hazardous sounds to 82 dBA within two milliseconds. A single knob allows easy on and off adjustment for convenient control. The padded stainless steel headband and gel-filled ear cushions provide optimum comfort for day-long wear. It requires a 9-volt battery for 80 hours of operation.

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Product Details

Product Length:	7.5 inches
Product Width:	5.25 inches
Product Height:	4.0 inches
Package Length:	11.8 inches
Package Width:	7.0 inches
Package Height:	3.5 inches
Package Weight:	1.0 pounds
Average Customer Rating:	based on 14 reviews

Features

NRR 24dB
Electronics suppress sounds to 82 dBA within 2 milliseconds
Active - volume provides maximum distortion free amplification of low level sounds up to 25 dBA
Stereo microphones provide direction - sensitive sound detection
Single knob for easy to use volume control

Customer Reviews

Average Customer Review: 4.5

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Peltor Ear Muffs-Tactical 7 Classic Aug 13, 2008
I have used my Tactical 7 classic for trap shooting with good sucess. They dampen sound well and I can hear commands even with poor hearing. They do not interfere with mounting the gun. I would have rated them 5 stars if they would have come with a carrying case. They do not fold up into a small unit either. A very good thing about them is the battery installs from the outside and does not require the insides to be taken out. They are well made. I would buy them again.

Very nice product Jun 14, 2008
I was skeptical at first about the quality of electronic hearing protection, and of the Peltor brand. But after I bought the Tactical 7, I was thoroughly impressed. The only negative thing I could see, was that the microphones could be recessed a bit, and the foam was glued on cheaply. But that can be taken care of in about 5 seconds. Overall, great product, at a great price compared to other name brands. I deffinetly recommend it.

Excellent for the shooting range May 09, 2008
I recently took a 4-day defensive handgun course at the Front Sight school in Parumph, NV. Aside from the excellent training, the Peltor Tac 7S ear protection (the one Front Sight recommends) performed flawlessly. I could hear the instructor's voice perfectly, yet the loud pistol concussions were hardly noticed. I've used both electronic and non-electronic ear muffs while on the range and the electronic perform much better. You can still talk to people and hear their response without the danger of hearing damage. Highly recommend.

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Works great for the price. Apr 15, 2008
Given the alternative (spending a ton) these work great. I use them in the indoor range with foam ear plugs underneath and can't complain. The shots are muffled and I can still hear people/instructors between shots.

Best bang for the buck. These are my first pair, but i've tried others and these work pretty well.

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Fantastic Apr 15, 2008
These things are fantastic. I use them at the shooting range, and I'm no longer bothered by my own gun or the yahoo standing next to me with a 50 caliber canon.

They are very comfortable, cut noise to almost nothing, yet allow you hear commands at the range so you don't fire when someone runs out to change a target. Turn down the volume, or turn them off, and they will block out everything from 4th of July fireworks to the kids killing each other in the living room.

One nice feature is that they only use one battery that's easy to replace. It will last a lot longer if you remember to turn them off when you are not using them.

Finally, someone mentioned the lag time after they cut out. Yes, there is a slight lag after someone takes a shot and they cutout, but it's really not bad, and you get used to it quickly. I only notice it if a truck is idling at the range. You can hear the truck, someone takes a shot, then a second passes before you can hear the truck again.