NoizeBarrier Range SA

When seconds count in active shooter situations, go operational in an instant.

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November 7, 2019

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When seconds count in active shooter situations, go operational in an instant. Use your range headset and transition into tactical situations by connecting directly into your shoulder mic to receive audio. Engineered with proprietary NoizeBarrier® technology to provide crystal clear situational awareness even in rapid fire situations.

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