Any local stores sell shooting gloves ?

[STANGBOYTOM]

Anyone know of anywhere local in the vancouver portland area selling shooting gloves ? I can't find any suitable for pistol shooting at the hardware store and I'm worried about buying the wrong size on line.

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[tacticalgunner]

I have in the past used Oakley Gloves, they are pretty nice and you can go to any Oakley Retail store.
http://www.oakley.com/en/mens/bags-...ctical-touch/product/94231/?skuCode=94231-768

 

[Sgt Nambu]

I use Beretta half fingered gloves. I was troubled by the thought of getting the wrong size online also until I read the Amazon reviews on those Beretta gloves. They run real small, so by ordering a size larger I actually received a perfect fit. I know that I wanted those particular gloves and searched high and low locally.

I did find a few shooting gloves at NW Armory. Sorry, don't remember the brand. Good luck!

 

[Gunguy45]

I prefer (please don't laugh) Isotoners. Easily available, cheap and do the job. (If you don't have really big hands).

 

[Babyshark]

I just picked up some mechanix gloves at auto zone for 16 dollars, they work nice. The oakleys look pretty sweet and comfy tho, but 80 dollars is a bit much IMO.

 

[bellarum]

I use my dirt bike riding gloves when its cold out. I'll bet you could use golf gloves, football gloves, any glove in the sporting goods section.

 

[Ttuck]

I have a pair of leather gloves i use for the cold that i will bring out shooting once in awhile. They fit my small hands perfectly.

 

[bolus]

I got a nice set at Keith's. Just thin leather (no carbon fiber knuckles or other 'combat" stuff) They did not have a big selection, I just happened to find a set that fit perfectly.

 

[Caveman Jim]

I too have been looking into getting a few pairs of shooting gloves for the range, this is what I did.
I looked online first just to see what was out there and found that the retailers really thought their gloves were stitched with magical golden threads.....
I then went looking locally and found some thinner summer gloves from H D, the mechanics type, gray color that got used in between range sessions. The finger tips came apart so I made them into fingerless gloves and they work perfectly.

Now the cold weather gloves proved to be the hardest choice because of the glove thickness and the trigger guard opening. I am contemplating making a Franken pair by combining the trigger finger of a thinner pair & sewing it on...... Will see how it goes this winter..

 

[decklin]

Mechanix utility gloves are nice and thin.
Home Depot sells firm grip gloves for $13.95 that are just about perfect. Fantastic grip.

 

[jbett98]

I go to Andy & Bax for stuff like that.
The prices aren't bad and their winter wool clothing is reasonably priced.

 

[Flopsweat]

I use my dirt bike riding gloves when its cold out. I'll bet you could use golf gloves, football gloves, any glove in the sporting goods section.

You would win that bet. I use my winter golf gloves for shooting in the cold. Did that yesterday in fact. I also use Little Hotties had warmers sometimes.

 

[rick benjamin]

Went to BiMart, bought neoprene fingerless fishing gloves.
worked real good all day yesterday at the 3-gun.

 

[Schwabdl]

the oakleys are pretty awesome. the best price is on oakley standard issue site. really easy to sign up if your a vet, active duty