Like John, I had it done on a Smith I purchased, but in this case the triggers were reversed from the normal (right barrel first). I did note that one of the triggers on the reversed configuration extended beyond the perimeter of the guard a bit. Again, this was on a Smith 20 gauge. According to the gunsmith that reversed the triggers, it was an easy job.

Thank you all for sharing your information. I’ll see if my gunsmith is up for the task . Tracy

I took the gun to my gunsmith and he found a burr on the right barrel that keep my Connecticut Shotgun gauge from going in completely . The barrels are so close at the chokes that a trigger change doesn’t seem necessary . Thanks again for your help . Tracy