Thanks guys,

the triggers arnt to bad to use, there is no recoil so its easy to manage,(I can see a higher recoiling round being a problem for sure with double firing)and they are pretty close together, the width of the receivers is just under 1". The way i put my finger in, my first bend pulls the right trigger and the tip fires the left barrel, the natural movement of my finger pulls the right barrel first

the rear sight it a bit far back, it is a little blurry so I'm sure as i get older it will get worse but i just use it similar to a peep sight, i just focus on the front sight and my brain lines up the rear.

the reason its so far back is for sight radius the barrels are only 18" long.

i have thought about installing a tang aperture sight for it or making a new sight mount and moving the rear sight 3" forwards.

i milled the wood blank myself from a huge walnut tree that blew over a few years ago

here is a video of it cocking and dry firing (click the video should go to it)

https://youtube.com/shorts/aQ2u36_Toqk?feature=share