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roughshooter
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Single or Double trigger in these modern times ?
07/03/11 05:10 AM

Dear Members,

I have posted this on another forum but I am also interested in the opinions of the members here. As a prospective Double rifle owner I value the opinions of those who have hunted dangerous game with them.

Dear Gentlemen,

I am considering certain factors prior to ordering my first double rifle.

I note that the general concensus is that a double trigger is better because if the mechanism fails you are not left with a 10lb club. I fully understand this reasoning but given that surely most hunting these days for dangerous game is done in company with at least one other person, i.e a Professional Hunter who is naturally armed, is the double trigger still a requirement ?

I further note that John 'Pondoro' Taylor failed to see the need for double triggers on a quality gun (notably the Westley Richards) and suggested that a single trigger is better as it allows an even quicker second shot without the need to move ones hand. Taylor cited James Sutherland as using nothing but a single trigger Westley Richards and having shot over 1000 elephants with it.

Is the double trigger still as valid as it was or is it still used extensively owing to tradition ?

Your thourghts please.

Regards Craig.

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Single or Double trigger in these modern times ?	roughshooter	07/03/11 05:10 AM
Re: Single or Double trigger in these modern times ?	bonanza	07/03/11 06:05 AM
Re: Single or Double trigger in these modern times ?	Yochanan	07/03/11 06:14 AM
Re: Single or Double trigger in these modern times ?	500Nitro	07/03/11 06:43 AM
Re: Single or Double trigger in these modern times ?	CHAPUISARMES	07/03/11 07:16 AM
Re: Single or Double trigger in these modern times ?	roughshooter	07/03/11 07:39 AM
Re: Single or Double trigger in these modern times ?	CHAPUISARMES	07/03/11 07:58 AM
Re: Single or Double trigger in these modern times ?	bonanza	07/03/11 08:09 AM
Re: Single or Double trigger in these modern times ?	crkennedy1	07/03/11 09:29 AM
Re: Single or Double trigger in these modern times ?	roughshooter	07/03/11 09:59 AM
Re: Single or Double trigger in these modern times ?	CHAPUISARMES	07/03/11 12:44 PM
Re: Single or Double trigger in these modern times ?	mauserand9mm	07/03/11 12:55 PM
Re: Single or Double trigger in these modern times ?	NitroX	07/03/11 01:18 PM
Re: Single or Double trigger in these modern times ?	DDouble	07/03/11 10:45 PM
Re: Single or Double trigger in these modern times ?	Dutch44	08/03/11 04:52 AM
Re: Single or Double trigger in these modern times ?	DarylS	08/03/11 04:54 AM
Re: Single or Double trigger in these modern times ?	577500WR	08/03/11 05:27 AM
Re: Single or Double trigger in these modern times ?	tinker	08/03/11 07:09 AM
Re: Single or Double trigger in these modern times ?	bonanza	08/03/11 07:18 AM
Re: Single or Double trigger in these modern times ?	bigmaxx	08/03/11 08:07 AM
Re: Single or Double trigger in these modern times ?	Mike_Bailey	08/03/11 08:18 AM
Re: Single or Double trigger in these modern times ?	xausa	08/03/11 10:23 PM
Re: Single or Double trigger in these modern times ?	AkMike	07/03/11 07:38 AM

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