Adding tactical gear you can really use
When people talk about tactical gear, it usually pertains to the stuff they are hanging off of their M4. One of my biggest pet peeves in the tactical accessory market is something I refer to as the tactical gear snag. I have torn tactical pants in the kitchen of my home because the pockets get caught on everything that a kitchen has to offer, and slings, pressure switches ect are all extra things that get caught on the same things, I’m definitely not a fan of pressure switches because if you have the right size flashlight and mount it in the right position, you should be able to turn it off and on with your finger without the need for running wires.
One thing that I have found to not be a drawback are gloves, having a good set of tactical gloves like the Larry Vickers tactical gloves from Eotac, will not be as heavy and hard to feel like Kevlar gloves and the Vickers tactical gloves can be customized to what you want with your trigger finger. If you do not like the idea of having your trigger finger wrapped in a glove, you can cut these down to where you want your trigger finger to be exposed and the glove will not fray or fall apart. This will work for left or right handed shooters.