Will these prevent drunken, out of bounds mud shooting?
1889887
It will prevent the seat from wiggling, but you may need seat belts if you get too drunk.
1014722
No. The safety must be reset after each shot. Rather annoying too. Hope this helps.
1928345
You can use them on any surface, including dirt. The black rubber pad surrounded by the yellow plastic is what would contact the dirt so you may have to wash that surface if the dirt is wet, but your knees should stay dry. I wouldn't try to use them in mud because you would risk getting the inside area wet if the mud was deep.
702374
no - if they get wet they fall off glass items (I label carboys for winemaking) I think that they wouldn't stand up outside you might be better off with a permanent black marker and wooden stakes.
2242707
That would make it very mad... Just use a .44 Magnum or a 9mm. That should do the job.. :D
2100087
I wear them shooting all the time. I can still carry on a conversation with someone near to me. Don't think you would want to block everything out in case of an emergency. Does a great job of muffling all around you.
1133672
It would "work", not a ton of room for elevation needed to compensate for ball drop at extended range. Unless you have an Armson rifled barrel, you will have the normal "drop" of your paintballs at extended range. Also, I'm not sure how "waterproof" this is. Half the time I'm hit by a paintball the gun takes the hit. My sight is on my 7yr old daughter's .22 cal. rifle. Can't beat it for the price.
222171
Yes, I have and they are fine, they don't "hold on to" much more mud than bare skin does.Also. all these comments about DON"T WEAR PANTS are plain old bullcrap There is NO reason not to wear a FULL combat uniform in these races if that's your thing. I and many others have done it. If you want to COMPETE then sure, wear lightweight gear. But for a fun run you can wear a 50'lb ruck and BDU if you want.
206592
The factory mudflaps do not interfere with installation. the bar stops about half an inch from the front mudflap.
248156
They are very effective at removing steady background sounds, for example from aircraft engines as heard by passengers, or the air handlers and machinery noise in an office environment. They will muffle sudden sounds, but I do not think they would help much with the shock waves from gun shots since they are so fast and unpredictable.
9417
No I don't think so. But there are switches that can stop vehicles from entering a certain area. You can also have a flashlight on your gun which can blond enemy's. This feature can be toggle on or off. Hope this help
983784
Yes. These will help prevent rocks and dirt from being thrown onto your car.
387495
I haven't got to use this product at the firing range yet. But think of this muzzel break like a 50 cal when using prone might cause some dust around you while shooting. Imho best use when standing up or crouching.
1982006
You'll probably need something if your shooting under 300 yards. I always put a log or heavy rock on the stands of mine. It's the same where I live...mostly rock
1013752
I believe they would stay on but I don't know how much protection they would be. They are similar to a thick balloon. If the rocks are very sharp, you may need something more substantial.
187601
Sorry, I don't know about clay shooting. I do know that they muffle the very loud noise of my husband's snoring most of the time. You might look into having custom plugs made. Go to an ear specialist to be fitted.
2149635
Yes: Any RCBS, Hornady, or Lee should work you'll need them to reload, so shouldn't be a problem.