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My CZ Bobwhite 20 gauge (English stock) was banging my middle finger (proximal phalanx) when I pulled the front trigger. The Connecticut Shotgun companies “Bumper Buster” works very well.
https://connecticutshotgun.co/bumper-buster-trigger-guard-rubber-corners/
No flinching, no bruises. $20.
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