BeaverMeat
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- Nanaimo, B.C.
What about a double barrel shotgun with two triggers?
Make use of that undermount launcher.
- Thread starter illae
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What about a double barrel shotgun with two triggers?
Microseconds apart cannot reasonably be construed as "succession" and I cannot see any court accepting that when applying it to this device. It is designed to ignite all cartridges with one trigger pull and ignites them with the same striker plate, and any reasonable person would expect it was designed to be simultaneous. The buckshot analogy is valid and could be pursued. Our expertise is in explosives though so we'll let a firearms dealer try that.
Is it rifled? Don't get me wrong, its cool as he11 the way it stands but I'm certain without at least a little spin, blunderbuss accuracy is all that one could hope for.
- Location
- Richmond, BC
Soooooo, the big question is, can we use these up here (maybe the 37mm version?) and if so, are you bringing them in?
That is still one round per trigger pull. You can fire two rounds simultaneously, or as close as could be done, but there is still only one cartridge fired per trigger pull.
IIRC, there was a thread a year or two ago talking about exactly this, and it was determined that beehive adapters were deemed prohibited devices, however I could be recalling wrong.
That said, if they ever did come in legally in a 37mm design, I would totally buy one!
Not sure, more asking a question, but wasn't that double barreled 1911 still fitted with two triggers, but just the triggers were linked together?
