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cold fingers

I regularly shoot skeet with a group of friends. From 63 to 83 in age. Electric vests, jackets, and for me battery powered shirt are standard equipment. Been a life long deer, duck, and coyote hunter and constantly struggled with the cold. Along with the shirt, I wear an ice fishing glove (made out of wet suit material) on m trigger hand. I manage to keep functionally warm.
 
Get a nice pair of the wool gloves without full fingers. Your hands will hold out and you have a bare fingertip for trigger.
 
Also consider chemical heat packs... they easily fit inside a glove, light weight, low cost, and last for hours...

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Looks like this thread went sideways to heaters and tacos!! To the OP...as was stated above ...winter golf gloves. I love the Foot Joys's. I shoot 2 oz triggers on pretty much all of my guns and I do lots of shooting in the winter. Great on the bench or prone. I can pick up a dime while wearing them....because I am to cheap to leave it there and too lazy to take off my gloves.

Tod
 
I use "hot hands" packs in an insulated hand warmer (the kind the NFL quarterback use). Works great for hours as long as you're not shooting for long strings of fire.
 

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