Slam firing your shotgun.

I've held the trigger back on divers vintage pumps a few times.

Impressive rate of fire, but your target has to be very close and large.

If you can keep things at 10 yards inside a foot or two, you da man.
 
used to practice this with my model 12...from the hip

back whe I was a teenager, and dumb as a post. My brother almost shot his foot off when, in a hurry, he loaded my model 12, with his finger on the trigger.

There are a number of older guns which will do this, but no newer ones, and for a good reason. IF you have the coodrination to pump the action, you have enough to pull the trigger a fraction of a second later.

Don't mess with the insides of a new shotgun to try and achieve some mythical rate of fire, it won't work.
 
Not worth the effort to try and modify. Some time ago, I wondered wether or not my Stevens 820 would slam fire, and it did. Right into the chicken house. I learned not to be impulsive. Nevertheless, it takes some coordination to slam fire a 12ga and hit anything. Might be useful in giving that clay you missed a second try. Or fighting back against a hoard of Starlings that have decided to kill you while you're out in the field.
Marten
 
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