shooting gloves?

[sbninja]

Do you guy's wear shooting gloves when shooting your handguns? If so, what brand/type?

[BigBadBull]

Uncle Mike's - Fingerless gloves

The padding in the palm really helps during those extended shooting sessions.

[acandkay]

I got a pair of weight lifting gloves at wally world and they work great, at about a third of the cost. Just throw away the one you do not shoot with. Love mine

[Cimarron]

The aggressive grip on the PT145 can wear on my hands. Rather than trying to wrap the grip in a covering... I've left it plain for carry and bought a set of the weight lifting gloves at WalMart too. They have an extra layer of leather in the palm for padding. So I can shoot all I want at the range, and still have the smallest "print" when I carry the gun.

[DRAEGER]

I have several different pairs that I rarely wear for regular shooting, even in bad weather. Although I still do practice wearing gloves sometimes just to keep the feel, just incase.

[viras]

C'mon ladies... when Mr. Bad Guy is breaking into your home, are you gonna have time to slip on your precious piggy protectors?

I suppose you have driving gloves, golfing gloves, and piano gloves too.



J/K - I have a pair of these (gotta protect my artists hands):

http://www.gripswell.com/Pistol_Glove_GS3.htm



I suppose weight lifting gloves would work too, with all the padding and such.

[Artiedog]

Yes, fingerless PAST.

Bob

[Jkwas]

An old pair of cycling gloves do the trick.

[jwc007]

I sometimes use Driving Gloves, particularly with my AR15A2, or in Winter, other wise not.