SST: Anyone actually select different barrels?

I find double triggers much easier to use. But I suppose this is a matter of what you're used to.

Quote:

---

Originally Posted by sharps4570

No matter how/who promotes the feature - not at all practical in wingshooting scenarios. Only DTs will serve well in such conditions.

---

Millions of experienced windshooters would disagree with you. I also know a couple turkey hunters who use SST O/U shotguns because quite often a bird can materialize too close for the tight choke and again having the capability to select another choke is useful. The D/T is certainly fool proof but to claim the SST isn't practical is ridiculous. Scan the catalog of any gun manufacturer and tell me what they list? Pretty sure Beretta, Browning, Winchester etc. Don't produce SST guns because they aren't useful.

Quote:

---

Originally Posted by terrym

Millions of experienced windshooters would disagree with you. I also know a couple turkey hunters who use SST O/U shotguns because quite often a bird can materialize too close for the tight choke and again having the capability to select another choke is useful. The D/T is certainly fool proof but to claim the SST isn't practical is ridiculous. Scan the catalog of any gun manufacturer and tell me what they list? Pretty sure Beretta, Browning, Winchester etc. Don't produce SST guns because they aren't useful.

---

Well, you need to first obtain an honest response from those millions of experienced wingshooters as to how often they effectively select barrels on the fly using SST?

Turkey hunting? Thought my original comment pertained to SST practicality relevant to wingshooting scenarios? SST feature may have its usefulness in some areas but being practical in terms of immediate choke selection in the heat of wingshooting - no!