using double triggers

[Daniel G Rainey]

Dean I ordered a RBL 20 with a single trigger,beavertail,upgraded wood etc. Nice gun killed my share of birds with it. But, while hunting prairie chickens and sharptails I got tried of birds flushing at 35 yards and I am standing there with improved shooting first and mod. shooting next. I can not work the selector while shooting. The gun is now called the mistake gun. Now when out west I carry double triggered a 16 GH choked imprv. and full. Last fall in Montana some sharptails tried the flush at 35 trick and they rode to Mississippi with me.

[StubTwist]

I'm just like Dean said. When your used to shooting double triggers most of the time and then you shoot a single trigger gun it completely messes me up. I find myself going for a rear trigger and then a misfire or missing the shot.

Most of my doubles are full full or full mod so I just shoot front / back trigger since it's shooting ridiculously tight patterns in both barrels at 21 yards anyways.

Today I shot my Lefever D grade that is choked CYL and full so I was using the back trigger first on shot going away and following up with the front for the incoming shot.

I noticed myself I needed to remind myself which trigger to choose in the first couple rounds but after that I was unconsciously bringing the gun up with the finger on the correct trigger needed for the respective shot.