shootin gloves

[usajon]

wondering what's a good shooting gloves for....BFR 500 Huntington 5.5 barrel

finger trigger/paw recoil issues?

[bigbrowndog]

I tried using a glove the other day when shooting my new 500max, the glove allowed the gun to rotate easier in my hand, so the recoil effect was amplified to me.
Shooting barehanded it was easier to maintain control on the grip and gun, I was shooting 465gr bullets at 1250fps, so not really a max load. But it was plenty for me right now.

Trapr

[perterra]

I've used Uncle Mikes without any issues other than trimming the thumb off because the spur of the hammer would hang on the glove.

www.midwayusa.com/product/1398427720/uncle-mikes-shooting-gloves-fingerless-leather

[whitworth]

I've been using ProAims for years and am very happy with them.

[bradshaw]

Barehand and gloved shooting produces the same Point of Impact, This is the Law of Marksmanship in the North Country. There are times when one simply must shoot from gloved hand and the bullet must hit. Perhaps this overlay cannot be achieved without practice, yet the law remains you are not allowed to not know how. Recently added unlined deerskin gloves to my kit to replace a pair growing ventilation. Rubbed 'em deeply with a hot mixture of beeswax & mineral oil. Gloves must provide a supple response cold, wet, dry, warm. This is the rule.
David Bradshaw

[AxeHandle]

I keep a pair of past gloves in my shooting vest. They fit tight and provide a little support for my hands when I shoot the evil stuff. Beyond the evil stuff I don't wear gloves. As a fair weather shooter I don't worry about cold weather.