Shooting Gloves?

[Gunnerpalace]

After a recent trip to the range I determined I should probably get a pair to keep my hands for m being eaten up, I saw these and was wondering if anybody had any input. Thanks

http://www.actiongear.com/cgi-bin/tame.exe/agcatalog/level4s.tam?xax=26959&M5COPY%2Ectx=29300&M5%2Ectx=29300&M2%5FDESC%2Ectx=Gloves&level3%2Ectx=results%2Etam&query%2Ectx=franklin&backto=%2Fagcatalog%2Fresults%2Etam

Please note I have heard that some people use the mechanix brand gloves but I do not like those.

 

[SamG.]

It says "imported", which usually means China. I'd want something with more grippyness to them.

 

[rcmodel]

Those in the link are more Ninja gloves then shooting gloves. They really have no palm padding to absorb recoil any more then plain old leather gloves you can buy at the hardware.

These right here are about as good as it gets for recoil control.
http://www.gunaccessories.com/PAST/ShootingGloves.asp

Uncle Mikes also makes some good ones.
http://www.uncle-mikes.com/products/leather_shooting_gloves.html

rcmodel

 

[TheGrim86]

I have some Franklin gloves with the kevlar and all that I ordered a while back to replace my Hatch gloves. The Franklin's are thick as hell, and the inside lining is loose so when your hand is all sweaty, and you pull it out, the lining comes with it. It gets annoying trying to put the lining down each finger with the back of a fork. I have the Franklin Model #17300. I don't have any particular experience with the glove you are interested in but if Franklin makes the majority of them alike then... Not saying that heavy duty gloves dont have their purpose. I originally used these gloves for situations in which I knew I'd need them for hands-on time. But I quickly realized they were so thick I couldnt unholster very quickly or even get my thumb under my OC's safety cap effectively. I use Hatch at the range and at work. Works well in both environments.