Gloves and Shooting

[Rich Jordan]

The only glove I've ever worn for cause was for high-power rifle with sling, where the sling is so tight across your supporting hand that it hurts. Gloves with handguns always seem to get in the way of a proper hold for me once I get proper stocks. I have a set of Pact gloves from when I was trying, and for occasional use with a new handgun till I get it 'right'.

The Colt 1917 and S&W Victory with original military stocks were painful without gloves, but a set of replacement oversize smoothies on the 1917 and Magnas on the Victory make them a pleasure to shoot with no gloves.

[Whirlibird]

They aren't a bad fit, but I'd try them in person.
I have found that most gloves, at least for me have odd sized fingers to the palm size.

However I will say that all the Blackhawk products I have tried, I get to be the "outland tester" for the local cop-shop, have been quite excellent products.

[308Mike]

They aren't a bad fit, but I'd try them in person.
I have found that most gloves, at least for me have odd sized fingers to the palm size.

However I will say that all the Blackhawk products I have tried, I get to be the "outland tester" for the local cop-shop, have been quite excellent products.

I have to find a place locally that carries them to try them on, but I appreciate all the feedback.

Thanks!