O.A.O.G.R Odessa
Walker's silencer electronic ear buds. Review
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Is that the one in West Odessa? North of I-20 and west of 866?
Yes.
I went there right after they opened. Back then it was just a big hole in the ground with people shooting everywhere, and in all directions. I didn’t stay long, and that is what made me join MSA. I heard they had actual firing lines now, but it was so bad in the early days I never went back. Then after that woman picked up a ricochet in her chest, I just forgot all about the place.
Yeah, it's not nearly as nice as MSA.
He’s laughing his ass off, knowing we’re all setting around, zooming in and searching.
Heh.
Got in a set of Walker Razor-XV. They have to plugs that go in the ears connected to another piece that hangs around the neck containing the battery, microphones, processor, etc.
I've only shot a few rounds of 9mm. When the weather turns nice I will test with some rifles and report back.
The Razor-XV is the Bluetooth model and runs about $150. The Razor X is identical but without BT and runs $120.
Got in a set of Walker Razor-XV. They have to plugs that go in the ears connected to another piece that hangs around the neck containing the battery, microphones, processor, etc.
I've only shot a few rounds of 9mm. When the weather turns nice I will test with some rifles and report back.
The Razor-XV is the Bluetooth model and runs about $150. The Razor X is identical but without BT and runs $120.
Your taunt forced me to take another look.
Now I see a whole swoop of them....
I’m on an iPad so I had to save it, then go into my photos so I could zoom in enough see them.
Never shot any on the ground before. Always laid on my back and shot up at them as they were landing. They looked like 747’s about to land on me.
I never knew until I moved out here.
Back on topic.
I took these ear plugs out Friday for a round of sporting clays. Absolutely loved them. I could hear every conversation, including the people at surrounding stations if I had the volume high enough. I did have an issue with wind noise when it got really breezy, but turned the volume down and it was great again. These things auto shut off after 2 hours, but the enclosed instructions didn’t mention it. I just cycled the power switches and continued on. Extremely happy with these things.
I took these ear plugs out Friday for a round of sporting clays. Absolutely loved them. I could hear every conversation, including the people at surrounding stations if I had the volume high enough. I did have an issue with wind noise when it got really breezy, but turned the volume down and it was great again. These things auto shut off after 2 hours, but the enclosed instructions didn’t mention it. I just cycled the power switches and continued on. Extremely happy with these things.
Cool, mine should be here this week.
These would be great for me hunting with my Redhawk 44 Mag.
I will NEVER fire that thing without hearing protection and I usually just hunt with muffs around my neck, so I can put them on quickly if a shot presents itself.
Are the batteries easy to change out? Can it be done in the field without any tools?
I will NEVER fire that thing without hearing protection and I usually just hunt with muffs around my neck, so I can put them on quickly if a shot presents itself.
Are the batteries easy to change out? Can it be done in the field without any tools?
