• Moderate Noise Reduction Rating (NRR) of 20
• Collapsible ear muffs for easy storage
• Affordable electronic hearing protection and amplification
• Comfortable ear cushions
• Delivers high quality amplified sound
• Adjustable headband that is suitable for all shooters
• Sleek and low profile design – can be used indoors or outdoors – rifle, shotguns handguns and pistols
• Weighs only 7 ounces
• Requires two (2) AAA batteries (not included)

Rifleman EXS – Affordable Electronic Hearing Protection for Shooting

Reliable Safety, Clear Sound, Great Value

Looking for budget-friendly hearing protection for shooting without compromising on safety or performance? The Rifleman EXS delivers just that. Designed for recreational shooters, instructors, and range regulars, this entry-level electronic earmuff offers essential noise reduction with sound amplification, so you can stay protected and alert at all times.

Key Features of Rifleman EXS

• NRR 20dB for effective noise reduction

   

• Electronic amplification of low-level sounds

   

• Dual microphones for clear directional awareness

   

• Adjustable padded headband for comfort

   

• Compact and lightweight design for extended use

   

• Easy-access volume controls for quick adjustments

   

• Runs on standard AAA batteries

   

Why Rifleman EXS is Ideal Hearing Protection for Shooting

This model is a favorite for those seeking dependable hearing protection for shooting at a great price. It minimizes harmful gunfire noise while allowing you to hear range commands, conversations, and surrounding sounds — a key feature for safety and communication during shooting practice.

Whether you’re at an indoor range or outdoors in the field, the EXS keeps your hearing safe and your situational awareness intact.

Who Should Use Rifleman EXS?

• New shooters and firearms trainees

   

• Instructors who need to talk and listen during sessions

   

• Budget-conscious range enthusiasts

   

• Anyone looking for quality hearing protection for shooting with basic electronics