Tactical gloves must match the task, operating environment, and hazards involved. Firearm handling places different demands on a glove than personnel searches, tool work, or prolonged exposure to cold and wet conditions. We examine the key differences in materials, knuckle protection, reinforcement, grip treatments, and fit, using selected models from the Rigad range as practical examples.

Shooting gloves must protect the hands without sacrificing the dexterity required to operate a firearm. The Bivoj gloves from Czech manufacturer Dýlejc combine a low-profile construction, a seamless trigger finger, and rubberized grip panels positioned specifically for a two-handed pistol grip. We take a closer look at their fit, practical performance, and limitations.

GOAST (Get Out And Shoot Target) thermal targets were developed to perform reliably even in the harsh conditions of the Nordic wilderness. Designed to save time, space, and effort on the range, they make shooting practice faster, more efficient, and more engaging. Whether you train for tactical applications or sport shooting, GOAST target systems deliver instant visual feedback that takes your practice to the next level. GOAST target systems and accessories will soon be available at Rigad. But that’s not all — the team behind the project, Parallax Combat Training Solutions, also offers unique shooting and sniper training courses in extreme Arctic conditions. Read on to learn more!