Shooting Gloves

[Blackbart]

I have just the things for you they are the worlds most popular shooting gloves and you probably havent heard of them.They are made by the biggest outdoor fitter in america gore-tex thinsulate deluxe shooting glove.I was goose shooting in scotland with an american guy a couple of month ago and people were trying to buy his gloves off him.Never seen anything like them over here.long cuff to keep your wrists warm leather on the palm and trigger finger and thumb.Very warm and waterproof.He is bringing me some over next week they are in the new camo pattern (seclusion).They arent cheap though £35.00.But like everything you get what you pay for.Might have some spare if your interested.

[Merman]

I wear cotton riding gloves all year round. Mine are brown cotton with hundreds of little rubber dots on the palm and fingers. They are not waterproof, but keep you warm as they are windproof. My fingers remain nimble enough to load airgun pellets.

 

Best of all they only cost £2 a pair from most tack shops.

 

Merman

[Graham M]

Bought a pair of cheap “Thinsulate†glove years ago and still use them. They cost @ £3.00 and are pretty good for shooting as they are very thin but warm. I cut a small slot in the trigger finger and when I want to take a shot (using my rifle) I simply put my trigger finger through the hole and fold the glove finger back. Works very well in cold weather but as with using any glove it does feel a bit weird.

Cant use gloves with a shotgun as it feels as though the stock is slipping out of my hands all the time.

G.M.