They have a firm fit and I don’t need to cut off the index finger for better trigger manipulation.
#Best tactical shooters 2015 full#
My personal best shooting gloves that I currently use are the PIG Full Dexterity Tactical Glove - Alpha Touch. So while I think they are great tactical gloves for law enforcement, they are not on my list of best shooter gloves, and don’t make it into the category of Navy SEAL gloves. That said, there are other Kevlar combat gloves and tactical gloves I liked better. I could grab a knife if I needed to, with that Kevlar material. For CQC, these tactical gloves certainly made me feel safe. They are bulky and loose fitting, which makes it hard to pull a trigger or pick up a pin. But for my marksman and military friends, this was not my first choice of gloves. Now, if you are law enforcement and are looking for shash proof and needle proof gloves, these are one of the best gloves around. With their Kevlar make they will definitely last you a while, but it comes with the trade off that they don’t dry well. Not the most comfortable shooting gloves I’ve ever worn, and not that operable either. The first thing I noticed about these shooting gloves was that they had some fit problems.
What I consider to be a good Navy SEAL glove or a good military glove might not be designed for your what you need in a tactical or combat glove. With that in mind, remember that your personal shooting gloves, tactical gloves are going to be the ones that suit your individual needs. Hatch’s SOG-L50/L75 Operator Shorty Tactical. The military gloves that I’ll be going over will be:īlackhawk’s Aviator OPS Glove (OD Green), I have hand-tested out somewhere around twenty-five different shooting gloves, but to keep this short and sweet I’ll focus on the five pairs of tactical gloves I get asked about most often. Drying time (for my fellow Marines, or for sweat considerations).
I’ll break each combat glove down into bullet points and give them a 1 through 10 rating. So when I call these Navy SEAL gloves, I mean it!Ĭonsider this my guide to what gloves I liked and the reasons why I liked them. I’ve not only taken them to the range and CQC houses, but I’ve taken many types on deployment and used them during various missions.
įor me, I choose to operate with tactical gloves, and I’ve spent a considerable amount of time conducting some good old operational tests and evaluations (OT&E) on various shooting gloves available on the market. As a marksman, if you choose to operate with tactical gloves, then choosing the best shooting gloves is as critical as any other piece of gear you put into play when you are paving your path to perfection. In my opinion, the answer is simple it’s all comes down to shooter preference. It has always been a disputed issue among shooters whether or not to use shooting gloves.
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