What I do when shooting springers is cut off the tip of the index finger and thumb of your preferred loading hand. Then lightly oil both gloves. Mostly use cheap jersey gloves. During cold weather they will slip inside of mittens.
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This is what I do. I order a pair of light wool gloves and a pair that have no finger tips. I wear a non finger tip glove on the left hand, the one I load with and a full glove on the right hand, the one I charge/cock the gun with.
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I use soccer gloves for my 10 meter shooting. Wool or thinsulate deer skin gloves outside when it is cold.
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I use these a lot for trap shooting and plinking. Very good fit, have to measure your hand before ordering. Can manipulate pellets very well.
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These are great for winter. Pellets are easy as well, love these. Buy two par, trust me.
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The nice mechanic gloves do well. I got some off jobs and found real nice ones at harbor freight . Lite, skin tight fit , comfortable, and nonslip. Ill see if they still got any . Being they were good probly been discounted . ..lol
Thing is the finger tips are a good tight fit so i don't really need to cut finger parts off then ( then thats just me)
Heres close to them visually.
https://www.harborfreight.com/safet...it-gloves-with-nitrile-palms-large-66374.html
Anyway somthing to look at & consider
Enjoy
Thing is the finger tips are a good tight fit so i don't really need to cut finger parts off then ( then thats just me)
Heres close to them visually.
https://www.harborfreight.com/safet...it-gloves-with-nitrile-palms-large-66374.html
Anyway somthing to look at & consider
Enjoy
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The gloves are from England. Takes about four weeks to get an order filled. I always order two pair. Very comfortable, good for temperatures down to the 30's. Very good shooting gloves, on my fifth or sixth pair.
Back when the Airgun Channel was worth a damn and starred Matt Manning, Matt always wore a pair in the field. The label inside says "Made in Indonesia".
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maxtrouble
Thank you for the trouble of letting me know where the gloves are manufcatured! Much appreciated.mike
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Well I can suggest what NOT to get. Those work gloves that say Nitrile in the description. They have this thin like rubber texture on the palm side of the gloves. It feels like this helps to transfer the cold into your hands. That's been my experience.
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I use this Original tactical gloves for all my shooting exercises. I love these gloves because they are thin, lightweight, and breathable. Moreover, they work with touchscreen flawlessly as well.
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Golf or a batting glove works for me. I really only like my shooting hand to be gloved. When it’s cold I have different gloves depending upon the weather.
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yeah those guys in Calif. are wimps ! i go outside even if it is down to 45 F but only for brief excursions.
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Look on Craig's List for a used ice shanty. Best way to shoot when it is below forty degrees.
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