Although I'm sure others have thought of that, I personally had not. And it's brilliant!! Heated steering wheels, snow blower handles, etc. exist & the technology isn't complicated. So why not a rechargeable shotgun??!! People would buy that feature for sure!!! The battery pack might be hefty, but that's a mere design challenge.
could even make it solar have the rib of the barrel be your mini solar panels.
Or the front/back of your vest…
Careful, the die hard double barrel guys will put out a hit on you for suggesting something as audacious as a heated pistol grip on a shotgun. But I'm game. I've daydreamed about ways to keep my hands warm without losing functionality of my fingers.
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That makes sense. I've been using the Venom heavy gloves and I don't think they are tighter than a golf glove.
Sounds like a great way to have your truck stolen.
In Middle-of-Nowhere, SD, it's not at risk. In mid January when it's -10, the car thieves aren't out. In fact, almost nobody's out, but me, trying to find a couple pheasants. Plus, I never get more than a couple hundred yards from the truck, commonly only 100-150. I'm just talking about hitting little stretches of cattails/thickets in ditches. Not 4 mile death marches around an entire section.
if it gets real bad i put a glomitt on my shooting hand and keep my trigger finger exposed but the others area covered by the mitten top.
This works, on cold days I wear a cheap pair of Batting gloves with nitrile gloves underneath. The best part part about the nitrile gloves is they provide a waterproof base layer as well.
Interesting. Have you ever been back to see if there were any tracks of pheasants using your hole before it froze back over?
I can think of better ways to create a hole in the ice than blasting it with a shotgun.
