DHE 12 Gauge Vent Rib:

[Randy Roberts]

Originally Posted by Bruce P Bruner

I've shot double trigger shotguns for over 50 years and it's a perfectly natural instinct for me. I just hadn't thought about someone preferring a single trigger.

At this point in my life single triggers make me cringe and I don't intend to own any more with few exceptions. One of those would be a single "non selective" trigger on a gun with similar chokes in both barrels. Never owned one that I can recall, don't recall seeing that many either.

[JAMES HALL]

Originally Posted by Bruce P Bruner

Since both barrels measure exactly the same, full & full what possible purpose would a selective trigger make? Using the left barrel for a bird flying left? It seems redundant to have a choice when both barrels are choked identically. What am I missing here?

Ask same question many years ago. Answer replied by gentleman twice my age. Suppose you want a slug in the right barrel and buchshot in the left. Depends on situation of targets.

[todd allen]

Double triggers are the best barrel selector option ever!
In the heat of the action you might forget where to put your single trigger selector switch, but with DTs, you always know what the front or back trigger is gonna do

[Bruce P Bruner]

Originally Posted by todd allen

Double triggers are the best barrel selector option ever!

Agreed, and they work reliably.

[Steve Hodges]

Cabelas has this gun re-listed today with no mention of the issues.

[C.O.B.]

That's not surprising

[Jeff S.]

I like double triggers, but a single trigger can be a real advantage while shooting with gloves.