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The maximum protection is 31 decibels.

Even Thunder B is 125 db. Indoor at 1 meter .. idk 140-150? 120 db is enough to damage your ear

If airsoft grenades can reach up to 150 dB (for example at 1-2 meters, and I wear both earplugs and earmuffs (combined NRR ~31 dB), that still leaves around 120 dB reaching my ears — which is not safe

Has anyone actually tested the real decibel (dB) levels of different airsoft grenades indoors? Manufacturers often claim up to 145-150 dB, but some players say they’re not that loud. I’m trying to find real measurements — especially for common types like: 9 mm blank Pyro (thinder b, dynatex) CO2 grenades TAG 209 primer grenades If anyone has tested them with a sound meter (especially indoors or in small rooms), I’d love to hear your results!