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4seventy, I wouldn't say that it is imposible to cause a DD with single trigger technique, but I will say the chances of that happening, are so miniscule that IMO, 99% of the time,

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Mac,
With all due respect, that simply is not true.
If you do some research on single trigger design right back from the beginning of it's use with double barrel rifles and shotguns, you'll find that there has always been a problem involving double discharge due to the shooter.
The problem was/is called "involuntary second pull" and it involves the shooter tightenening his grip during recoil just after the shot is fired, hitting the trigger again in the process, and accidently setting off the second barrel.

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What did I say? If the single trigger double rifle double discharges, it is either the shooter pulling the trigger twice, or the rifle's lock system is malfunctioning!