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I started wearing gloves because I had pretty severe eczema on my right hand which was made worse by all the mag loading and gun manipulation that goes on in practice and in matches and I really like this shooting glove. It's comfortable, tactile feel is good and you can still use touchscreens with it.
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That glove that m1match suggested looks very good. I'd also consider looking into golf gloves, easy to shop for at the local sports stores.
Been using Mechanix gloves. My sister gave them to me after an unfortunate burn from a suppressor on my AR. Protects well from some sharp edges and heat but thin enough I dont really have any issues with triggers.
PIG Delta Gloves
$25 or $30 on Amazon
Just enough material for extended strings of rapid fire yet thin enough for full dexterity with any weapon system. No need to remove them to load mags, unass malfunctions, use a computer, dial turrets, or dig in your pockets/pack for sour patch kids umm I mean tools. They are also touch screen compatible.
Great gloves and cheap enough to burn through if you’re using them in the field a lot.
$25 or $30 on Amazon
Just enough material for extended strings of rapid fire yet thin enough for full dexterity with any weapon system. No need to remove them to load mags, unass malfunctions, use a computer, dial turrets, or dig in your pockets/pack for sour patch kids umm I mean tools. They are also touch screen compatible.
Great gloves and cheap enough to burn through if you’re using them in the field a lot.
Pig gloves posted above are awesome. i have used them way beyond shooting. They fit well, are very comfortable and pretty durable. I did take a stray #6 shot pellet in the back of the hand and it punched through the leather. probably kept the lead from lodging in my skin.
They are worth every penny.
They are worth every penny.
I do love my light weight oaklelys. They're extremely comfortable and are perfect for taking my suppressor on and off. ?
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I put a vertical grip on my AR and it's never been hot enough to burn my hands ??
I have a pair of Camelback gloves that were designed for desert type operations. Thin, lots of dexterity, very airy on the back of the palm to allow got a lot of airflow, while having enough protection on the palm for handling hot materials.
Apparently they don't make them anymore, which is a shame. Perhaps check out the SKD Tactical PIG FDT Delta Gloves.
Apparently they don't make them anymore, which is a shame. Perhaps check out the SKD Tactical PIG FDT Delta Gloves.
Pig Alpha mostly. they hold up ok for me, but i am probably not as hard on gloves as some.
it doesn't get cold here, so i mostly wear them so i can function with them in an emergency situation.
everyone should make protecting their hands a priority in a real disaster, even if you don;t like wearing gloves.
it doesn't get cold here, so i mostly wear them so i can function with them in an emergency situation.
everyone should make protecting their hands a priority in a real disaster, even if you don;t like wearing gloves.
I use the PIG and Oakley. The PIG gloves are super tight if you have big hands even a size larger but the do feel good. The Oakley tend to fit better but they have raised plastic letters that say Oakley right where u would wipe your nose thats pretty uncomfortable when u do it. LOL
In wore them to protect my hands from getting cut and stuff when I ran around.
Now I wear them when it’s cold out.
The surplus cold weather pilots gloves have nomex or kevlar and leather. They fit snug and feel a lot like shooting gloves. Light insulation. Worth looking at, especially if you need a pair good for cooler weather too.
But I use panel covers and if that's not good enough you oughta get a vertical grip if burning that many rounds down the barrel.
But I use panel covers and if that's not good enough you oughta get a vertical grip if burning that many rounds down the barrel.
I use Fox full finger Mt biking gloves when it’s hot, not a lot of protection but they do have leather palms. Don’t have gloves for cold, I live in NC
OMG ! ! ! What if someone sees me going into a GOLF store ?
I love Mechanix Gloves, but just a warning, I have had several pairs melt on me.
Grabbing a suppressor or getting too friendly with a kerosene heater will not work out well for the gloves. Thankfully they don’t seem to melt INTO the skin.
Grabbing a suppressor or getting too friendly with a kerosene heater will not work out well for the gloves. Thankfully they don’t seem to melt INTO the skin.
Cheap ass deerskin gloves from the hardware store. Definitely not tactical as fuck but work really well against heat and sharp edges, yet provide tons of feel. Plus protect my hands from splinters and staples when tearing down stages
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Aluminum handguards get hot as fuck during training, and sometimes during matches.
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Thankya, sir!
Mine was a real question that was probably interpreted as trolling. I don't "do" that much rapid stuff other than pistol, so that makes sense to me.
