DHE 12 Gauge Vent Rib:

[Researcher]

Ithaca Gun Co. used the Miller single selective trigger on their NIDs from their introduction until the 1932-3 time frame when they went to their Harry Howland Patent knock-off of the Miller. Both using the safety slide selector. In my experience that is the only selector I could possibly make a decision with on a flush. Guess I might be able to make a decision with the safety/selector on a Remington Model 3200.

[Bruce P Bruner]

Originally Posted by Dave Noreen

Ithaca Gun Co. used the Miller single selective trigger on their NIDs from their introduction until the 1932-3 time frame when they went to their Harry Howland Patent knock-off of the Miller. Both using the safety slide selector. In my experience that is the only selector I could possibly make a decision with on a flush. Guess I might be able to make a decision with the safety/selector on a Remington Model 3200.

Since both barrels measure exactly the same, full & full what possible purpose would a selective trigger make? Using the left barrel for a bird flying left? It seems redundant to have a choice when both barrels are choked identically. What am I missing here?

[JAMES HALL]

Originally Posted by Bruce P Bruner

Since both barrels measure exactly the same, full & full what possible purpose would a selective trigger make? Using the left barrel for a bird flying left? It seems redundant to have a choice when both barrels are choked identically. What am I missing here?

Ask same question many years ago. Answer replied by gentleman twice my age. Suppose you want a slug in the right barrel and buchshot in the left. Depends on situation of targets.