Shooting Gloves for a small woman

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Shooting Gloves for a small woman

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Can anyone help me find a nice fitting g pair of leather shooting gloves for my tiny wife 5'4" 104? She has women's Orvis small, but they get caught in the double triggers. Thanks fellow members.

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I would try eBay.

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If you find some good ones, please post the information on here. My wife is a shooter, also small, and this would be helpful information to me too.
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Not leather, but I've seen it mentioned that some hunters use golfing gloves. Might want to look in that direction.

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Well, I checked with my wife and she likes the gloves she has. Here is her response:

www.bob-allen.com $23.00 shotgunner's gloves. If they are having a special 10% off and free shipping. That's what I have.
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Bob Allen's are good gloves but depending on your location it might be easier to go to a golf pro shop where she can try on gloves.
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Don't forget about batting gloves. Very snug and form-fitting. Many women use them for softball. I'd check out Dick's Sporting Goods.
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I've used batting gloves for years and a woman could find a pair of youth size gloves that would certainly fit her. Wal-Mart has a good selection and low in cost. I got tired of paying $40 and up for "shooting gloves" that would'nt last as long as the batting gloves which you can find for under $15.
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Thanks Guys,

Mrs. Burke will be very happy with your help!

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Re: Shooting Gloves for a small woman

Post by Mike of the Mountain »

I second Tool Man's choice. You can spend more $$ and get a fancy looking glove or pay less and get a more durable batting glove(s).
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