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Unread 09-15-2013, 09:28 PM   #1
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Roundsworth, that is a gun worth having and shooting. Congratulations.

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A gun with two triggers and the same choke in each barrel is not much of a mystery. The two trigger choice is because it goes bang every time the trigger is pulled. That is not always the result in a single trigger gun.
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I grew up on single trigger guns and the best way to get used to DT is to have a proper gun fit. I have a couple of Parkers with SST as well as my H&H 20 and have had no problems with any of them.

I hunt with a pointing dog and have never switched either barrels or triggers for the first shot. I recall a target presentation at the Southern where the first bird was farther out and I used the back trigger first but it would have been just as easy to select the left barrel with a SST gun.
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