Fit, feel and durability go hand in hand
I have and still own many firearms, all of them have a place in my heart and are good for something. It’s really too bad I didn’t know that knowing what your good at doing is what life is all about, and not everyone does very much research into finding it. When so many of us were part of the herd and teachers all taught us the same thing, in the same way, it was all about getting an A, B, C, D or an F. Some people are good at math, others are not, some are into History and others are not. There is no such thing as a do it all weapon, but there is something about being versatile and knowing what you are good at doing and then doing it well. This becomes more important in life, especially once we are out of school. Too many people think that just getting good grades in School means you are going to get a good job, getting good grades doesn’t even mean you’re intelligent. Try looking at the PHD crowd running the Country, what works in a classroom doesn’t always work in the real world.
I have only been familiar with Larry Vicker’s Signature gloves for about 4yrs, but only really 2 yrs of working with them. I was one that was use to using the gloves I used for hunting which were the fingerless gloves. These hunting gloves looked kinda like tactical gloves, but they did not last even 2 range sessions. Loading AR15 magazines with anything that isn’t tough enough in the thumb area is going to wreck your gloves real fast. The mid length gloves are more to my taste because I do like the extra wrist protection from flying brass and hot barrels. Both gloves are what I would consider to be medium weight gloves and in honesty, I’m not familiar with that many other types of gloves, I’ve never gotten a complaint about them not holding up. These can do most of the jobs that require you to need gloves. If you want to do it all bring a couple types of gloves, if you want to do most of it with one, try these.