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This is correct. Wearing electronic muffs at max volume over good foamies both gives you maximum attenuation of loud noises but also brings back some chance of hearing speech. This is a common setup for me when I'm RO'ing stages with very loud muzzle brakes. The only thing better than this...

You're right about the viper and CLR. I had assumed that an old dedicated SMG can would have been steel. Gemtech's cleaning part of the manual is curious: https://www.gemtech.com/media/amasty/amfile/attach/1fa9613783a578c0d880f2e3e57e329e.pdf In any case, you might try an ultrasonic (notes...

Almost all centerfire rifles will meter in the 165-170 dB range when measured at the mil spec position, 1 meter to the left/right of the muzzle.

Top about 5, no particular order; Tangent Theta Hensoldt ZCO Zeiss S&B

Your existing can can be cleaned, chemically.

eyerollsmiley.jpg Polite applause at a school play will exceed 85 dB. The dB thresholds for steady state exposure are more like 40-50 dB less than the same threshold for impulse noise exposure.

Shootability definitely increases. A lot of flinching comes from the blast, not necessarily the recoil either.

Adjustable chassis and DBM.

Our B&K LanXI 3052-A-3/0 ("PULSE") with B&K 4944-B mics says it works out just fine.

You can clap your hands at 130 dB

They take centerfire rifle reports over 165 dB and give you shooter's ear numbers in the 120's, or about 20 dB quieter than a regular 22LR.

The Cross is not intended to be, nor is a particular good long-range precision rifle. It is an excellent lightweight general purpose or hunting rifle.

AustinTX is correct.

Reduce the gas. That's going to be the root cause. All other fixes will just be band-aides, if they even work

M1S90 12ga, use 1 1/8 loads or heavier.

I don't know how it could -- apparently -- be so weak considering what it's made of

Good on him. He sounds like a good American. Concern trolling criticisms are pathetic and sad.

What known ratings does it have? We might be able to extrapolate

162 AMAX or 168 Berger, 3100+ fps 180 Berger, 2950 fps 7RM, 26"

Dated but solid http://demigodllc.com/articles/practical-long-range-rifle-shooting-optics/