This post is about semi-auto and pump shotguns used for hunting, combat, police work, etc.
Most "duty" rated handguns have a safety system which has 3 components: a seat block, a striker block and a trigger block. These make the handguns extremely AD resistant, except when pulling the trigger.
A Rem 870, Mossberg 500 have only a manual trigger block. This, IMHO them AD prone when falling or dropping from a treestand. What keeps shotguns held to a different standard?
Most "duty" rated handguns have a safety system which has 3 components: a seat block, a striker block and a trigger block. These make the handguns extremely AD resistant, except when pulling the trigger.
A Rem 870, Mossberg 500 have only a manual trigger block. This, IMHO them AD prone when falling or dropping from a treestand. What keeps shotguns held to a different standard?