Best shooting gloves for fall/winter

[MaxVO2]

My friend MJ recommended these

****Technically, he would have only recommended ONE glove as he lost the other glove either in Ms. Piggy, Macauley Culkin, or Brooke Shields..

 

[Doctor_M]

I use old AF nomex gloves.... they aren't the wamest gloves in the world, but they are great for manual dexterity. I even use them when hunting.

 

[shooting again]

Most often I use a pair of Under Armour batting gloves. They aren't quite as warm as I would like but I compensate with the hand warmer packets already mentioned. I like most the grip they give on cold, slick metal. I'd really be upset if I dropped my skeet gun on the concrete.

 

[possumman]

Got some at wally world last year called Blister Armor by Wells Lamont -almost like a batting glove--works great on the Clays field.

 

[CHUNKERMD]

Not sure these are the best but I bought one pair and liked them so much I then bought 3 more pair as backups.

TAC SLP PATROL GLOVES

Sheepskin on sale for $12.95/ regular price $47.99.

www.511tactical.com/web-specials.html

 

[DC-W]

Thanks for posting those!!

 

[OrbitalEllipses]

Just ordered these

http://www.amazon.com/Outdoor-Resea...d=1416072444&sr=8-1&keywords=ironsight+gloves

I have these and they're a bit thick for any precision work; e.g. pistol and any long distance rifle. Not a lot of dexterity available to the user IMO.

A thin glove like the SKD Tac gloves and pocket handwarmers ought to do it.

 

[Jed195]

I've got a bunch of USGI cold weather mittens with a trigger finger that makes them look like someone sewed on an extra digit...haven't tried them yet but I am heading to Elk Neck tomorrow with a new bolt gun so we'll see how those work, it's going to be a delightful 34 degrees.

 

[Mark75H]

I've got a bunch of USGI cold weather mittens with a trigger finger that makes them look like someone sewed on an extra digit...haven't tried them yet but I am heading to Elk Neck tomorrow with a new bolt gun so we'll see how those work, it's going to be a delightful 34 degrees.

Those shells and liners are about the coldest gloves I ever put on

 

[rdc]

I have a couple pair my wife got me from a horse supply place. One pair are Neumans I don't remember the what the other pair are but they don't have the tacky palm like the Neumans.

 

[BradMacc82]

For handgun and rifle in cold weather, these have done great by me.

http://www.qmuniforms.com/lawpro-waterproof-insulated-duty-glove?PMWTNO=000000000001899

 

[photoracer]

I realize that I like shooting outdoors in the fall/winter as opposed to at an inside range. Any suggestions for outdoor shooting gloves?

I have found that Manzellas are the best for me. I have one of the thinner ones that I have the index finger partly cut off on works good for speed shooting a pistol or rifle. Its thin enough so I can put another glove over it when not shooting. For hunting I think the Manzella Coyotes are pretty good. Form fitting and the trigger finger has a high traction cover so you don't need to cut the finger off.

 

[BenL]

Got just a good pair of "mechanix gloves". the basic ones, not the heavy , padded ones.

Yup, these are best.

 

[elbert]

I have occasionally extended the life and toughened some paper mechanic's gloves by using super glue when they started to flake.

A somewhat related side note: don't use superglue on cotton, wool, or leather

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cyanoacrylate#Reaction_with_cotton

 

[Mark75H]

A somewhat related side note: don't use superglue on cotton, wool, or leather

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cyanoacrylate#Reaction_with_cotton

Wish I didn't know that ... now I'll have to try it

 

[GottaEat]

Just ordered these

http://www.amazon.com/Outdoor-Resea...d=1416072444&sr=8-1&keywords=ironsight+gloves

I have these and they're a bit thick for any precision work; e.g. pistol and any long distance rifle. Not a lot of dexterity available to the user IMO.

A thin glove like the SKD Tac gloves and pocket handwarmers ought to do it.

I have these OR gloves too. Getting .22lr out of the box is near impossible without dumping the box upside down. 9mm is ok. Not real cold weather gloves, but they are nice and "tacky", as in sticky. I do enjoy shooting with them despite having to take one off to reload sometimes

 

[montoya32]

Just noticed these on Ebay.
http://www.ebay.com/itm/Mens-Under-...A_MWA_Gloves_Mittens&var=&hash=item84ccce8ee8

 

[Rack&Roll]

My new favorite gloves are $7 Dark Earth "Mechanix" style gloves from Dollar General. Great gloves, good stitching, at a great price.

 

[rsj1231]

I've got these in black:http://www.skdtac.com/PIG-Full-Dexterity-Tactical-FDT-Alpha-Glove-p/pig.700.htm

A bit expensive compared to Mechanix gloves but very comfortable and I can use my phone with them on.

 

[OrbitalEllipses]

I've got these in black:http://www.skdtac.com/PIG-Full-Dexterity-Tactical-FDT-Alpha-Glove-p/pig.700.htm

A bit expensive compared to Mechanix gloves but very comfortable and I can use my phone with them on.

I have the original version of those without silver thread for phone use and they're great as I mentioned - amazing dexterity. Not going to be *that* warm, but double bagging it with some handwarmers when not shooting, then removing the outer glove to shoot with just these on is going to be more pleasant than just freezing.