Non Parker cold weather trigger guard

[Steve Kleist]

A close friend who hunts pheasants in late season asked if I knew of an over sized trigger guard for his Browning Citori. With insulated gloves, it seemed like a very good idea. Has anyone heard of this product or someone who could make them?
Thank you in advance,
Steve Kleist Ely, MN

[Brian Dudley]

Not off the top of my head. Is t a single trigger? I would think him to have plenty of room if it is.
Might be best to get a pair of those gloves that have the good back mitten ends. The fingers undernieth are normally of thinner material. I just got a pair and they are very warm.

[Steve Kleist]

Thanks Brian,
Yes his gun is a single trigger, I believe.
His concern is after carrying a gun for hours a very thick warm pair is needed.
When I hunt with him late, I keep my trigger hand in a warm pocket. Even then, I manage to botch enough opportunities to make me need a change. I've tried thick gloves, but my hands are often too cold to operate when needed.
I suspect some of this is my fault for getting too cold too many times......great stories for the nursing home, but not too wise looking back now.
I wonder, what ARE the best warm gloves for the field?
Thank you again.
Steve Kleist Ely, MN

[Rick Losey]

the only large glove designed trigger guard I have ever seen was on the old northwest trade guns- flintlocks the Hudson Bay Co. (and others ) used to trade with the cold weather region natives. Still available for making modern repros

http://www.northstarwest.com/northstarwest_web/web_images/Northwest%20Trade%20Gun/Northwest%20Trade%20Gun%202.jpg

might look a little out of place on a Parker