s&w 686 unique issue need suggestions

[Alexe]

After trying a couple pistols i determined i was a revolver guy. Bought a s&w 686 and couldnt be happier but for one issue that came up a few times. After depressing the trigger while wearing gloves (need to due to sweaty hands) the gloves will sometimes catch between the top edge of the trigger and not allow it to reset making a follow up shot impossible.

Anyone had this issue before and found a way around it?

or, is there a similar revolver with a different trigger design that i should look into trading for?

pics of what im talking about to come

 

[Hitzy]

Take the gloves off maybe....

 

[YosemiteSam]

You might just have to cut the trigger finger off of your glove, or sandpaper grips work great on sweaty hands without gloves.

 

[BCRider]

Switch out the grips for Hogue rubber ones. They stick well with the sweatiest of hands. No gloves required.

Or use the fingerless gloves to avoid the situation. Or get tighter fitting stretchy gloves that won't deform up into that void.

 

[graydog]

If you need gloves to shoot with go to a golf shop and get the wet weather gloves they sell. They fit skin tight and should not catch in the trigger but they will take care of the sweat you might have on your hands.

Graydog

 

[44Bore]

Just cut off the trigger finger of the glove--we used to do that all the time when shooting outdoors.

 

[dizzy]

too much material on the glove, the only solution is to remove the material causing the problem or like others here said get a tighter glove. The gun is not the issue, the glove is.

 

[WRH]

Skip the gloves entirely, and chalk up like a weightlifter.

http://www.roguefitness.com/liquid-grip.php

It'll keep your hands dry, and you won't have to worry about cumbersome gloves getting in the way.