Brill, thanks, I’ve got some of those kicking around in a golf bag somewhere..
Crikey, that isn’t cheap, but if they avoid stinging hand maybe they aren’t too expensive after all..
I have several pairs ranging from Beretta fleece types to ordinary leather to water proof fleece lined ones bought from a sports shop and a thin slippery (useless) camo, all serve a purpose at times but the water proof one is the one I use most when it's really cold like it was today on the dairy farm where I spent several hours shooting vermin with my FAC air gun. I hate shooting shot guns in gloves especially clays where misses matter but having tried on the fairly thick and presumably warm Sealskinz they seemed perfectly suited to roost shooting etc, no doubt I'll get a pair soon enough.
Absolutely, I always thought that golf stuff was a rip off... until I started shooting!
I have a few 'golf bits' and have used golf gloves since the 1970's. Did struggle sometimes to get a L & R to match though ! Thankfully someone realised that golfers have 2 hands and the winter gloves come in pairs. I currently have 2 windproof and showerproof golf sweaters, superb for clayshooting.
I have these, and they are good. But not ideal for clays, and the magnetic bit that holds the shooting finger back is a pain, I keep pulling my hand out of my pocket with a cartridge stuck to it. I think they do a version with velcro, possibly a better bet.
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