Thanks, Bill. Yes, I read the catalogue information, but I spent most of my career in marketing and understand what can be "said" may not be of actual fact! Appreciate the info and 'get' that the barrel switching issue would likely be a negative factor; except perhaps in shooting trap doubles where two shots are the norm.

Any game where you fill your gun and empty your gun every time you shoot it is fine. In nearly all hunting situations and trap singles or any clay target game where single targets are shot, the Infallible is a mental nightmare until you are totally familiar and "never forget". A trigger that works is more important to me than occasionally getting caught with an empty chamber.

Bill is right about that.

I have one on my B grade Fox and it works well. Bobby

The Infallible trigger has been problem free when shooting any game where the gun is always fully loaded and emptied after shooting, like box birds, Columbaire, and sporting clays. Skeet and American trap, not so much. I think I have at least five Infallible trigger guns and they are among my favorites.