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    Anyone use gloves when shooting in the cold weather?? If so, any particular styles/brands that worked well for you?

    I've seen some that have holes in the index finger where you can expose just the trigger finger during shooting so you don't have to completely remove the glove to use the weapon and I've seen others that are relatively thin and made specifically for shooting while being worn. But, since I have no experience with either I figured I'd pose the question here.
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    I like the Underarmor gloves... tight fitting and very tactile.

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    I shoot trap, shotgun 12 gauge pretty frequently in the winter. I wear baseball or golf type gloves. They are thin and I can feel the trigger as well as when Im not wearing them

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    I always shoot with gloves, regardless of weather.
    For me, it comes down to protecting my hands, even if it changes things. It can take a while to get used to gloves, and I wouldn't say I'm completely used to it yet.

    Even if you don't regularly, or aren't interested in gloves, you'll want something for this weather, which happens to e the majority of outdoor shooting time here in Oregon. Here's a good pair suited for the weather. It won't fall apart form age and water exposure, and they stand behind their products fairly well.
    http://www.hatch-corp.com/detail.aspx?pid=NS430L

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    Quote Originally Posted by CharlesAFerg View Post
    Here's a good pair suited for the weather. It won't fall apart form age and water exposure, and they stand behind their products fairly well.
    http://www.hatch-corp.com/detail.aspx?pid=NS430L
    Thanks for the suggestion. I've got a pair on order.
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    I always shoot with gloves..... doesnt leave fingerprints.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Jaybo View Post
    I always shoot with gloves..... doesnt leave fingerprints.
    Not necessarily, gloves leave a "fingerprint" of their own, or possibly transfer a fingerprint from the glove. There are ways around this, though.

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    Quote Originally Posted by CharlesAFerg View Post
    Here's a good pair suited for the weather. It won't fall apart form age and water exposure, and they stand behind their products fairly well.
    http://www.hatch-corp.com/detail.aspx?pid=NS430L
    Might have to get me a pair as well.

    A quick search is showing a price range of $25-$35 so far...

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    I work on my camaro for a hobby and notice my mechanix brand gloves have excellent grip and still lets me feel the grips of the bolts when I hand tighten them, with that in mind, threw a brand new set on and went to the range with my colt series 80 .45 which has very aggressive g10 grips. I have to say best 19.95 I ever spent.

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    Quote Originally Posted by JumpWing View Post
    Might have to get me a pair as well.

    A quick search is showing a price range of $25-$35 so far...
    FWIW, I've had these particular gloves and the Underarmor fit a little better in the fingertips and made better too.

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    Quote Originally Posted by BUZO71 View Post
    FWIW, I've had these particular gloves and the Underarmor fit a little better in the fingertips and made better too.
    I've heard of UA but I'm not familiar with their product line. I suspect they make more than one style; which did you buy?

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    I got the Baseball model I believe... Underarmor is the high end sporting undershirt company. The first company with the moister wicking technology. I picked mine up at GI Joes....

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    Quote Originally Posted by spider View Post
    I work on my camaro for a hobby and notice my mechanix brand gloves have excellent grip and still lets me feel the grips of the bolts when I hand tighten them, with that in mind, threw a brand new set on and went to the range with my colt series 80 .45 which has very aggressive g10 grips. I have to say best 19.95 I ever spent.

    But are you man enough to wear the purple ones?






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    Quote Originally Posted by Unka-Boo View Post
    But are you man enough to wear the purple ones?





    I bow to your manhood

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    Quote Originally Posted by Unka-Boo View Post
    But are you man enough to wear the purple ones?

    I'd be more impressed if you had been wearing the PINK ones!

    Nice to see another southpaw around here though.
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    from the nra store you can get 5.11 gloves for about 25.00 ship work really well

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    Quote Originally Posted by Unka-Boo View Post
    But are you man enough to wear the purple ones?
    I have the yellow ones and my blacked out "tactical" versions lol.

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    Quote Originally Posted by spider View Post
    I have the yellow ones and my blacked out "tactical" versions lol.
    "Blacked out" as in colored with a black sharpie pen?
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    Quote Originally Posted by spider View Post
    SWEET!!! And oh so tacticool!!
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