Lost Sheep
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I had a comfortable pair of nice leather gloves that mitigated the fierce recoil of my friend's hotter 500 S&W loads.
It only took three rounds to put a big rip in the part of the palm that covers the base of my thumb.
I have had good fortune with the cheap, knitted gloves that have a grid of non-slip rubber/plastic on them. They breathe. They stretch (not tear). They cushion. They're cheap. They are ambidextrous. If you cut the trigger finger off, the knitting doesn't unravel, because of the rubber/plastic coating grid.
Lost Sheep
It only took three rounds to put a big rip in the part of the palm that covers the base of my thumb.
I have had good fortune with the cheap, knitted gloves that have a grid of non-slip rubber/plastic on them. They breathe. They stretch (not tear). They cushion. They're cheap. They are ambidextrous. If you cut the trigger finger off, the knitting doesn't unravel, because of the rubber/plastic coating grid.
Lost Sheep