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me, if a single trigger is in the rear position I need the LOP to be longer by the distance that would normally be between double triggers. I have proven this. I normally like a 14 3/4" to 14 7/8" pull, measured from the front trigger. But, I own a restocked LC Smith 32" barreled 16 ga. FWE with a HOT in the extreme rearward position. Whoever restocked the gun made the LOP 15 3/8", measured to where a front trigger would normally be. It's perfect and I shoot it very well on late season doves or clays (or crows).
