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Some of this discussion reminds me of an Older Well Respected and Very Successful Dog Trainer I knew when I was running an early Hunting Retriever Club here in TN.
He would always say, "Son every dog Breaks. Some just haven't yet!"
I believe that adage is also sage advice on shotguns.
Shoot well and often and pray you dog doesn't break!
Will
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