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Do whatever you want. I preferred pulling the rear trigger first. Just one less thing to go wrong.

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Why would you try and defeat the design of the rifle by shooting rear trigger first?

Wouldn't it be easier to just learn how to shoot correctly?

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Mickey, Mickey, Mickey ....

I am afraid you double experts are stuck in tradition to the extent as to ignore any practical aspects.

Like I said folks should do what they want, whatever works out for them. With all due respect, pulling the front trigger first being the correct way is just nonsense (sorry). Keith notwithstanding, there have been a bunch of very experienced elephant hunters that pulled the back trigger first.

In a panic it was much more natural for me to pull the front trigger first but was always rear trigger challenged in getting off that second shot. You can call it a mental deficiency on my part; I don't care. Hence, I "trained" myself to pull the rear trigger first and the front trigger second. Big deal.

I about got myself killed once screwing around trying to remember to pull the rear trigger after I had pulled the front trigger. I pull the rear trigger first regardless of tradition or the correctness of that procedure.

On the other hand, the double I am making has a single trigger. Wee wee on those double triggers.

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Bill Stewart

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