Magpul - Technical Gloves 2.0

The most lightweight and tactile glove in the Magpul lineup, the Magpul Technical Glove 2.0 offers abrasion protection with maximum dexterity. For all your daily traverses. Shop now at: bit.ly/2tlTRXA

[@gixxerjunky]

Johnny sins works for Magpul Too!

[@squishyfaceguy]

A true jack of all trades that fella.

[@johnnybagofdoughnuts4193]

Please, buy the ACR back from the now defunct Bushmaster. Produce it yourself or have Remington produce receivers that you populate with your excellent furniture.

[@koeryn]

Remington can't produce an 870 that doesn't arrive at stores pre-rusted. How about an actual reputable manufacturer, 'cause we're about 20 years too late for that to be ol' Remington.

[@johnnybagofdoughnuts4193]

Koeryn O'Conner Remington already has the rights and tooling to produce ACR receivers. With Magpul building the rest of the rifle, I have every confidence in Magpul’s QC to catch any Remington slipups

[@BigJDinSC]

Mmmm...although I love me some Magpul gear, will have to wait and see on this one. At $30/pair, unless these gloves do a really good job resisting wear, I'll be sticking with my tried and true (not to mention affordable) Mechanix gloves.

[@animalmother556x45]

Aren’t mechanix like....20 or 25 dollhairs anyway?

[@goodwillhuntinglawson2993]

JonDinCT quick question, the gloves you’re speaking about, are they the same ones I see at Bass Pro etc? Are they sturdy for you?

[@bogo1992]

Shaka Brah🤙

[@DJTheMetalheadMercenary]

Serious question-- are they made in the US or are they outsourced like your shades?

[@Berserkable]

This. I couldn’t find anything on it so I bought FistSpears new Operator Glove as a light weight option and have some surplus Outdoor Research Firemark gauntlet gloves for heavy gloves coming from Sportsman’s guide. Both made in USA.