shooting gloves?

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can anybody recommend good modern shooting gloves? something that is not a baking oven and still can be used for precision shooting?

as i am sorry to admit - i still use my special italian ventilated driving gloves - which is probably 2 steps above just plain regular gay, more like an ultra crisp purple polka dot gay :) - but i damn love the feel of the $xx+ italian custom leather. the only problem is - they are old as shit, partially torn and i would never buy an another pair, as it is, well, quite retarded. :)
what is the acceptably good stuff now up there in between of plain tacticool and generally usable, for winter/late fall shooting?
 
I saw your post, brock :) - I would partially agree but when it gets cold enough you need some gloves on. Those driving gloves are ultra thin - like a second skin on you, but, fragile.

A golfing gloves is a fresh idea, I did not think of that. I’ll try some.

Real tactical gloves are great for real outdoors tactical drills, but for the range I find them way too thick and heavy - no need for so much protection there.
 
can anybody recommend good modern shooting gloves? something that is not a baking oven and still can be used for precision shooting?

as i am sorry to admit - i still use my special italian ventilated driving gloves - which is probably 2 steps above just plain regular gay, more like an ultra crisp purple polka dot gay :) - but i damn love the feel of the $xx+ italian custom leather. the only problem is - they are old as shit, partially torn and i would never buy an another pair, as it is, well, quite retarded. :)
what is the acceptably good stuff now up there in between of plain tacticool and generally usable, for winter/late fall shooting?
Driving gloves? I'm guessing you put them on before you tie up your man bun. 😀
 
can anybody recommend good modern shooting gloves? something that is not a baking oven and still can be used for precision shooting?

as i am sorry to admit - i still use my special italian ventilated driving gloves - which is probably 2 steps above just plain regular gay, more like an ultra crisp purple polka dot gay :) - but i damn love the feel of the $xx+ italian custom leather. the only problem is - they are old as shit, partially torn and i would never buy an another pair, as it is, well, quite retarded. :)
what is the acceptably good stuff now up there in between of plain tacticool and generally usable, for winter/late fall shooting?
What are tou using the gloves for?
What do you mean by Precision shooting?

Are you shooting prone with a sling as support?

If your just looking for gloves to offer a little protection I find mechanix gloves to work well. Dont know if they still offer the fingerless framer model but I like those.
 
I recently bought the wife a pair of these lightweight patrol gloves for shooting. Her hands tend to get cold far easier than mine. She likes them very much. I found them from an online recommendation for non bulky ladies shooting gloves.


 
I’ve had these for 7 years or so and they’re still going strong. I use them for hunting, shooting, hard yard work, stacking bricks…ect. No holes so far. I have a few pairs of the standard cheap Mechanix gloves and they don’t hold a candle to the durability of these.

 

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1. Go to Home Depot
2. Find the big, mid-aisle cardboard display that has the 3-packs of thin work gloves. They are usually grey, red, and yellow.
3. Purchase them ($9.99)
4. Cut off the index finger of your trigger-hand glove.
5. Shoot.

And
6. Once it gets warm enough that you don't need to wear gloves, don't.
 
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