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I do practice occasionally with gloves especially when the weather turns cooler. I practice drawing and dry firing at home, because there may be a chance I will have to use my gun, while wearing gloves, and I want know that I can do it if necessary. JMHO

I am a fan of the Mechanix, Mpact gloves. They have them in several colors, they have rubberised backside finger and knuckle protection, they are flexible, have leather palm, and finger coverage. I have several pairs, in black and coyote tan. They are thinner, so they don't work as well for warmth, in extremely cold weather, but down to about 30 degrees, they work great.JMHO

I practice in the cold with gloves. I have gotten rid of some of my gloves because, while very good at keeping my hands,warm, we're useless for shooting.
I have a pair of mechanics gloves that I will sometimes practice with when it's hot to help with my grip with sweaty hands.