Just tried my new Cimarron 1878 SxS Coach shotgun on snapcaps at the LGS. I like it overall, but was wondering if there is any design intent reason for the left barrel/trigger [dual trigger system] being about 30-40% stiffer than the right barrel/trigger?
It isn't unmanageable, and my lack of familiarity with SxS shotguns makes me unaware if there might be a reason- maybe to reduce the chance of hammers slipping off the sear when the first round goes off?
However, my personal firearm sense makes me suspicious if the trigger pull isn't even. My LC Smith has two triggers and they take the same amount of force for either barrel.
Anyone know?
Thanks
It isn't unmanageable, and my lack of familiarity with SxS shotguns makes me unaware if there might be a reason- maybe to reduce the chance of hammers slipping off the sear when the first round goes off?
However, my personal firearm sense makes me suspicious if the trigger pull isn't even. My LC Smith has two triggers and they take the same amount of force for either barrel.
Anyone know?
Thanks