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Leather Archery Shooting Glove — three-finger leather shooting glove
Leather Archery Shooting Glove — glove and wrist strap laid flat
Leather Archery Shooting Glove — glove worn at full draw
Leather Archery Shooting Glove — drawing-hand finger coverage
Leather Archery Shooting Glove — button-stud fastener close-up
Leather Archery Shooting Glove — palm view of worn glove
Leather Archery Shooting Glove — adjustable wrist strap with three holes
Leather Archery Shooting Glove — wrist closure on worn glove
Leather Archery Shooting Glove — three covered shooting fingers
Leather Archery Shooting Glove — fastening holes and leather stitching
Leather Archery Shooting Glove — back view of three-finger glove
Leather Archery Shooting Glove — button-stud closure and strap
Leather Archery Shooting Glove — glove worn beside bow
Leather Archery Shooting Glove — glove shown with arrows and bow

Leather Archery Shooting Glove – Medium-Hand Fit

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Size: Right Hand
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Details

Shatterproof Archery began with bowstrings offered by Kramer Ammons and grew with the help of his brother Kazden Ammons, who now owns the company. Based in Colorado Springs, Colorado, the business has an Etsy shop dating to 2017; its formal founding year has not been verified. The team aims to help more people enjoy archery through practical gear and education. Its published values emphasize simplicity, integrity, hospitality and perseverance. A small family business grew from bowstring orders and bow-building videos into a wider traditional archery range.

A leather shooting glove covers three fingers and uses a button-stud wrist closure. The maker describes this model for medium-size hands, with three fastening holes for adjustment.

Begin by matching the glove to the drawing hand and comparing your hand with a current size chart. This model's description gives a general medium-hand fit rather than a complete set of measurements. Wrist-adjustment holes change the closure position, but they do not change finger length or the width of the glove body. Obtain the missing dimensions if you are between sizes or buying for someone else.

Try the glove with the bowstring position you normally use. The covered fingers should allow the intended grip and release without forcing you to curl your hand differently just to accommodate the material. Fasten the wrist strap so the glove stays in place, then check that the closure and loose sections remain clear of moving equipment. Make adjustments before continuing the session if the glove shifts.

A shooting glove and a finger tab provide different contact surfaces. Choose the format that fits your technique and feels consistent during practice. Leather can feel different from one item to another, and a comfortable fit is personal; no glove guarantees a particular score or release quality. If finger discomfort continues, stop and seek fitting or technique guidance rather than relying on a tighter strap.

Features

Product highlights

  • Three-finger leather design
  • Button-stud fastener
  • Three adjustment holes
  • Right- or left-hand options
Specifications

Sizes, options and package scope

Supplier states medium-hand fit. No numeric palm or finger size chart is published in the reviewed description.

Select the option that matches the intended setup. Photos may show multiple colors, extra accessories or a completed project to illustrate use; only the selected package is supplied. Confirm missing measurements or specifications before ordering.

Materials

Materials

Sunridge Side Chocolate Brown leather; button-stud fastener.

Material names describe the identified construction. They do not by themselves establish component origin, a certification or compatibility with every bow or accessory.

Care

Care and setup

Allow damp leather to dry naturally and follow the maker’s cleaning and conditioning instructions. Inspect finger surfaces, seams, wrist strap and the button-stud closure before practice. Fasten the strap to an appropriate hole rather than stretching it to compensate for a poor size match. Stop using a damaged glove and recheck fit if it shifts or creates discomfort.

Shipping & returns

Country of origin

Product-specific country of manufacture has not been established from the reviewed supplier material. Imported US inventory codes were not treated as sufficient proof: the same import assigned US codes to Black Hunter bows that the vendor identifies as imported. A Colorado business or shipping address does not establish where this item or its materials were produced.

Shipping for this product

For Leather Archery Shooting Glove – Medium-Hand Fit: The supplier’s general shipping policy states handling under three days for products other than pre-order bows. The supplier estimates US transit at 3–5 business days and international delivery at 10–15 days; estimates are not guaranteed. Its policy calculates rates at checkout. Product pages advertise free US shipping over $99 while the current banner says $200+. BuyAmerican/Collective rates, threshold, dispatch schedule and destination eligibility require confirmation; no supplier retail shipping offer is promised for this purchase.

Returns and service

For Leather Archery Shooting Glove – Medium-Hand Fit: the supplier’s own retail policy allows returns/refunds within 30 days of receipt and says it pays return shipping. It also offers no-charge repair or replacement for defective/broken products for the product lifetime. Confirm eligibility and claim handling for BuyAmerican/Collective orders before publishing these benefits as terms of this purchase. Contact BuyAmerican for instructions before sending an item back; supplier retail promises are recorded here as evidence, not automatically extended marketplace guarantees.

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