Shooting glove

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jonmac

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Looking for a good shooting glove that is briar proof.
Been looking at the Dans briar proof glove, would these be a good option?
Or what would you recommend?
 
I like Wells Lamont deerskin gloves. Not to expensive and provide me with enough dexterity to use my over and under without issue. I wear them regardless of the weather.
 
I am now using a really light , sensitive leather glove. Cutting horse gloves. Thinner than most leather gloves.
I think in rainy weather it would hold destroy them however.
 
I’ve got a pair of final rise gloves that’s been pretty good so far. I haven’t had any problems shooting out of them. So far I like them better than any others I’ve tried. They fit snug, aren’t too thick or have those long fingers that get in the way.
 
Had a pair of the Filson, goat skin(?) gloves, paper thin, but tough as nails. After 5-6 yrs I thought they could use some conditioning. Well, I took the advise of the wrong person and used conditioner that turned the gloves into "grease rags". In an effect to remove the conditioner, I heated (hot, hot) water and submerged one glove. In about five seconds the glove shank to about 1/3rd of the original size...so much for that pair.

Anyway, while researching another item, I come across the Gieir #330 Gold ES gold, goatskin gloves. The reviews say they are thin, with a good tight fit...for $70. As Filson doesn't offer my gloves any longer, I think I'll give the Gieirs' a try.
 
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