Where do your get your Nomex gloves, Festus?
Inquiring minds want to know...
In a SHTF scenario...You need to protect you mitts!
NOMEX pilots type glove work vary well for allowing you to be tactile (feel stuff) but don't get in the way of operating a weapon. Form fitting mechanix gloves work well to but do not protect the wrist much.
NOMEX is a miracle! It does not readily burn. When it does burn it does not readily drip! They are extremely heat resistant. Great for when your rifle heats up due to sustained fire. These are used by a lot of special operators for that reason.
Good Glove are definitely a plus when you put together your gear!
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Where do your get your Nomex gloves, Festus?
Inquiring minds want to know...
luvmyRugers
I'm interested as well.
"Be polite. Be professional. Be prepared to kill."
LTC John Nagl
Blackhawk Tactical has some...
BLACKHAWK! Tactical, Fire-Resistant, Rappelling, Patrol, Law Enforcement, Military and Duty Gloves - BLACKHAWK!
You can give peace a chance alright..
I'll seek cover in case it goes badly..
Military clothing sales
Brigade quartermaster
Blackhawk Tactical
All are good choices with acceptable quality.
FESTUS
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+1 on the NOMEX flight gloves! I've used them for years. They also work very well for glove liners.
USAF Retired, CATM, SC CWP, NH NR CWP, NRA Benefactor
To preserve liberty, it is essential that the whole body of people always possess arms, and be taught alike, especially when young, how to use them... -- Richard Henry Lee, 1787
are they any good at keeping your hands warm? At what temperature do you think you could go down to, and still be comfortable with them?
And hows the water resistance of them?
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When I'm thinking about SHTF I'm thinking I'm going to be alone or with the wife. Not in a long term extended fire fight because a lone guy isn't going to last very long.
I'll take a good pair of leather insulated work gloves. There's going to be more work to do than Zombies to fell. If I have to hump out (I wouldn't make it too far) I'd like to have my fall back spot comfortable which means work. Depending on the situation you might have to fall back a couple of times. One pair of gloves is all that's going into my BOB.
I have used these for years in the winter working heavy construction and also riding the tractor
for hours plowing snow.
Gloves.
C8 Silver Glove Liner
Socks.
C7 Silver Sock Liner
Sometimes you can find the gloves at ATV or motorcycle shops.
The socks I have always had too order.
Also they last for years. I usually loose them long before time to replace.