I use 'Lift' gear for work. They can take a beating and are the most comfortable knee pads I've ever used. I have bad knees, old football/work injuries, and a lot of knee pads just make my knees feel worse or pinch the hamstring. Not these. They don't ride down easily either. Found them for $22 a pair. Great for range/drill shooting. The gloves were also $22, I use a heavy duty full finger set for work that have lasted me longer than I ever expected. I was happy to find these semi-fingerless gloves from 'Lift'. Just thought I'd share a good find in case anyone else is looking for gear like this. Gun pictured is a Remington 1942-43 M1911 A1.
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2Wait, that's an authentic 1943 1911?
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3Yes. Very accurate and has a good weight to it. Definitely bringing it to the next meet up.Catalyst wrote:Wait, that's an authentic 1943 1911?
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4Dude that would great if you did.Viczam9 wrote:Yes. Very accurate and has a good weight to it. Definitely bringing it to the next meet up.Catalyst wrote:Wait, that's an authentic 1943 1911?
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Postal Match Winner: 2017 Q1 Rimfire, 7 Yd Division, Glass, S&W Victory 22
Re: 'Lift' Brand Knee Pads and Gloves
5I always have kneepads in my bag for action shooting, because kneeling on a sharp rock or shell casing will ruin your day.
I'll take a look at these by Lift.
I'll take a look at these by Lift.
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Re: 'Lift' Brand Knee Pads and Gloves
6these gloves
these gloves
these gloves
i'm retired. what's your excuse?