Ive always been a pump or auto guy so I have no experience with O/U or SxS shotguns
I have seen several models with two triggers others with single triggers and even more with single triggers and a selector involved on the safety.
Now with a double trigger I understand each trigger activated a single hammer co-ordinated to the individual barrel.
With the single triggers tho does it fire like a darringer where you pull the trigger it fires a barrel pull it again it fires the other?
or am I missing the selector on some guns and you always have to select the bbl you wish to fire?
Ive seen trap and skeet shooters fire with blinding speed and wondered if it wasnt just pull the trigger twice no selector
also I have heard it multiple times that its a myth that you can fire both bbls on a double but how is that true if you have a model with two triggers?
I personaly (and possably nievly) would prefer no selector so I could get that second shot off as quick as I could without manipulating the safety... how do I know what models have what when I look online (generaly when Im not holding the gun in my hands)
I have seen several models with two triggers others with single triggers and even more with single triggers and a selector involved on the safety.
Now with a double trigger I understand each trigger activated a single hammer co-ordinated to the individual barrel.
With the single triggers tho does it fire like a darringer where you pull the trigger it fires a barrel pull it again it fires the other?
or am I missing the selector on some guns and you always have to select the bbl you wish to fire?
Ive seen trap and skeet shooters fire with blinding speed and wondered if it wasnt just pull the trigger twice no selector
also I have heard it multiple times that its a myth that you can fire both bbls on a double but how is that true if you have a model with two triggers?
I personaly (and possably nievly) would prefer no selector so I could get that second shot off as quick as I could without manipulating the safety... how do I know what models have what when I look online (generaly when Im not holding the gun in my hands)