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Shooting Safety and Protection
Stay protected every time you hit the range, field, or woods with trusted shooting safety and protection gear. Shop a complete selection of hearing protection, shooting glasses, protective gloves, and more — all designed to safeguard your senses and keep you comfortable while shooting. Better protection means better focus, better performance, and a better shooting experience overall.
You'll find durable safety equipment trusted by hunters, competitive shooters, and professionals who know that staying safe is just as important as shooting well. Built to handle real-world use, this gear keeps you covered shot after shot.
Features:
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Hearing protection including earmuffs, earplugs, and electronic hearing enhancers
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Shooting glasses with impact-resistant lenses and UV protection
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Protective shooting gloves for better grip and trigger control
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All-day comfort designs built for extended range sessions
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Adjustable and customizable fits for every shooter
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Rugged, range-tested construction that stands up to hard use
Protect your hearing, safeguard your vision, and shoot with greater confidence using top-quality shooting safety gear made for serious shooters.
Do I really need hearing protection for shooting?
Absolutely. Even a single gunshot can cause permanent hearing damage. Hearing protection like earmuffs or earplugs helps block dangerous noise levels while allowing you to stay aware of your surroundings, especially when using electronic models that amplify safe sounds while reducing gunfire noise.
What kind of shooting glasses do I need?
Look for impact-rated shooting glasses that meet ANSI Z87.1 safety standards. Clear lenses are ideal for indoor ranges, while tinted or yellow lenses help improve contrast and reduce glare outdoors. Some models even offer interchangeable lenses for different lighting conditions.
Are shooting gloves necessary?
Shooting gloves aren’t mandatory, but they offer better grip, improved control, and protect your hands from hot barrels, sharp edges, and environmental elements. They’re especially useful during long sessions, tactical training, and cold-weather hunts.