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I honestly don't think the trigger mechanism itself is the cause of the doubling as the way it's designed, there is no way both hammer sears can be tripped at the same time. I honestly think the sear engagement on the hammers may be set too light and recoil is causing the doubles as it will not happen with snap caps or .410 tubes in the gun. The trigger pull is quite light for a shotgun. I'll pull the sears out tonight and take a look at them.
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