Shooting Gloves

[cntrolsguy]

Can anyone recommend a good pair of Thin but warm shooting gloves?

[eclipse]

I'm actually interested in the same thing also.

[CALI SHOT DOC]

i've used mechanic gloves that you can get at your local auto store. Great for shooting and cheap

[Outta Control]

How about these.



Or these for $28

[Breadfan]

I use 511 tactical gloves they work great for me

http://www.511tactical.com/browse/Home/Law-Enforcement/Accessories/Gloves/TAC-AK2-Gloves/D/30100/P/1:100:10000:10900:10901/I/59341

[Res]

check these out.

Glacier Gloves

They are cheap, thin, and warm.



edit:

These are the ones I use for regular shooting. They are CLC Brand pro framer gloves. They are really comfortable. They will stay warm unless you get them wet. I took a sharpie and blacked out all the yellow to make it tacticool

[Jonathan Doe]

I just use military flight gloves. It is thin, light and warm enough. It is thin enough, so it doesn't add thickness to the grip.

[tyrist]

I have used these extensively

http://policelink.monster.com/products/products/2637-woodland-industries-shooter-2-gloves#

[ir0nclash86]

I use the Oakley SI Assault Gloves. Great for shooting and excellent if you ever have to punch someone.

[plan-b]

I bought a pair of these:

http://www.mechanix.com/m-pact-coyote-glove

They have pretty good tactile feel but I'm not sure how warm they'd be though. I use them indoors and only got them cause I had a mini-kaboom w/ my Glock 21SF and didn't wanna feel the full sting if it fired out of battery again.

[sevensix2x51]

i like clc subcontractors for pretty much everything.

[savs2k]

i bought some leather gloves. i wanted thinner but I had to settle with them. They're about the same thickness as mechaic gloves but warm as hell. My casual/shooting gloves for now. I have 3 pairs of mechanix gloves and some $80 sparco racing gloves but the leather ones are what i prefer to shoot in

[Wolfhound9k]

Nomex flight gloves, CLC, and Mechanix gloves will all keep you warm indoors, but if you're going to be shooting outdoors then you'll probably want a pair of unlined leather gloves like Hatch sells

[riderof204]

I like using batting gloves.

http://www.sportsauthority.com/product/index.jsp?productId=10751811&CAWELAID=666884786