The Gun Counter

Which are, at least somewhat, draw and trigger friendly?

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Isotoners, or whatever may have replaced them.

Leather lined with thinslite , but in the winter I carry large frame revolvers , Colt anaconda or a Taurus Tracker in 44 mag leather gloves work great .

I have some insulated work gloves that are loose enough to be shed quickly, one handed.

I wear military nomex flight gloves. Not just for CCW, I've worn them since issued my first pair at flight school and replace them as needed, but they give me warmth with enough dexterity to manipulate the safety, mag changes, etc.

Not CCW, but I use these for hunting. The waterproof socks are also pretty good.

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I'm sorry...CCW?
Cold weather...?

This is Califrutopia: no one hereabouts understands the question.

Aesop wrote:I'm sorry...CCW?
Cold weather...?

This is Califrutopia: no one hereabouts understands the question.

I was gonna say the same thing, but sub Florida.

If by cold, you mean below room temp, sure, but I am tough. I don't wear gloves when it gets that cold.

Aesop wrote:I'm sorry...CCW?
Cold weather...?

This is Califrutopia: no one hereabouts understands the question.

That's pretty much the response in Louisiana as well. For those mornings where it is cold, hands in pocket, either jacket or pants, around butt of aforesaid handgun.