I know 'Google is your friend' but sometimes all the Google sites you can click on can lead to info overload and or false ratings......first hand recommendations mean more to me.
Up till the mornings got down in the 30's and low 40's I'd been going to the outdoor range 1 to 3 times a week and running 100 rounds each time through one of my three 1911's at the 25 yd. steel gongs.......indoor ranges don't do it for me because I'm not much of a paper puncher type of guy, I like the bang and clang of shooting steel.
I can keep my head, torso and feet warm but my hands have always gotten uncomfortably cold easily......I went to the range one morning this week with the temps in the high 30's with 100 rounds of ammo and left after shooting only half of them because my hands got to bothering me from the cold.
Anyway, I'm thinking that there probably isn't but is there such a thing as warm handgun shooting gloves that allow a person to grip the gun properly and still get a good "feel" of the trigger ?
Up till the mornings got down in the 30's and low 40's I'd been going to the outdoor range 1 to 3 times a week and running 100 rounds each time through one of my three 1911's at the 25 yd. steel gongs.......indoor ranges don't do it for me because I'm not much of a paper puncher type of guy, I like the bang and clang of shooting steel.
I can keep my head, torso and feet warm but my hands have always gotten uncomfortably cold easily......I went to the range one morning this week with the temps in the high 30's with 100 rounds of ammo and left after shooting only half of them because my hands got to bothering me from the cold.
Anyway, I'm thinking that there probably isn't but is there such a thing as warm handgun shooting gloves that allow a person to grip the gun properly and still get a good "feel" of the trigger ?
