Shooting glove recommendations?

[WWGunslinger]

Anyone use shooting gloves? Is there any particular brand or model that is recommended? I was looking on Midway at gloves and reviews but most have very few reviews or don't get good reviews.

[WWGunslinger]

Any info on Gripswell gloves? They have one designed for pistol use. Sounds like it would be pretty good but I can't find much info on them.

[WWGunslinger]

After a lot of searching online, I found that a lot of people like to use Mechanix gloves that you can get at places like Sears or Lowes. They're cheap too.

I ended up order 4 different pairs of gloves to try out and see what I like. 4 pairs of gloves that are supposed to be awesome for about $67 shipped sounds like a good deal to me. Even if some don't work all that great for shooting, they may be great for other uses.

Here is what I got:
Mechanix Original Covert glove
Mechanix CG Framer glove (ordered direct from Mechanix since Amazon didn't have any in stock)
Ironclad Tac-Ops glove
Ironclad Framer glove (ordered direct from Ironclad since Amazon didn't haveit in my size)

[Vermillionx]

I am fond of the military aviator gloves. They have a longer cuff so brass and whatnot cannot go down your sleeve and burn you. Also, I fo not lime to cut fingers off. I think it is just another piece exposed to get burnt when handling hot weapons.

[Armed_in_Lancity]

I use a fingerless generic mechanics/utility glove I found at WALLY WORLD. I think they were like six bucks. Just the tip of the finger is exposed which I like because I want to feel the trigger.

[martin9428]

Being in the military and just getting back from Iraq I got used to using Oakley gloves with the carbon fiber knuckles. Good grip and very tough

[GreenBlood10]

Exactly what Martin said. Oakley gloves with carbon fiber knucks. Get ones that fit tight but you don't lose any flexibility and you'll love them. Good luck.

[Grumpa72]

I don't care for gloves and don't use them. I think that I get a better feel for how the gun is working when I am gripping it with my bare hand. I even shoot outdoors in the winter on milder days without gloves. Too many things to catch on when using semi-auto.

I don't even like how they look. Almost like someone is trying to be a wannabe!

Just my opinion.

[RoyJackson]

Real men don't need shooting gloves...

(Hahahahahahahahahahha!)

[Shawn.L]

I think some people are reading this post wrong.

are you shooting NRA Highpower or CMP ?

if so then all the guys really competeing are using shooting jackets and gloves.

we need Roland, Hawk or SenecaArmsCo to chime in here