GrimReaper
02-12-2005, 03:33 PM
I went through a course lately which had a lot of active handgun training. Dozens of repeted drawings and cockings of a gun and in my case one with really bad ergonomics of the slide.
I guess my hands bruise easliy, cause after the first day I started having cuts on my cocking hand, and in the next couple of days I had open and bleeding wounds to the extent I couldn't opreate the slide anymore.
can any one recommend a good pair of gloves that are thin enough to retain the feel, have a good outer texture to retain the grip yet offer good protection.
I don't really need them for both hands during training, but if I do wear them both the pull finger should be either thinner lined or removeable.
I think mabye something like our army's nomex gloves might be good, but I don't have them to check except in the active reserve duty and it's not anytime soon.
I did some search, but the photos and descriptions doesn't really give first-hand knowledge of their feel.
Oh and I'm looking of course for a source who delivers outside the US.
I guess my hands bruise easliy, cause after the first day I started having cuts on my cocking hand, and in the next couple of days I had open and bleeding wounds to the extent I couldn't opreate the slide anymore.
can any one recommend a good pair of gloves that are thin enough to retain the feel, have a good outer texture to retain the grip yet offer good protection.
I don't really need them for both hands during training, but if I do wear them both the pull finger should be either thinner lined or removeable.
I think mabye something like our army's nomex gloves might be good, but I don't have them to check except in the active reserve duty and it's not anytime soon.
I did some search, but the photos and descriptions doesn't really give first-hand knowledge of their feel.
Oh and I'm looking of course for a source who delivers outside the US.