It seems MIKE THE BEAR and I agree! And he's got the RBLs to prove it! While I do not own RBLs I own guns with both double and single triggers. Specifically, I have a double trigger gun with a 14" LOP, by the method of measurement, and a single trigger gun with a 14" LOP measure from trigger to butt and because the single trigger is farther back under the receiver than the front trigger of the first gun I find that while the measured LOPs are the same the single trigger stock is about 7/8" too long for me. This is an anomalistic abnormality or something? Anyway it really had me confused on LOP and where I should saw the dang single trigger stock to the point that it's still sitting there! Not to even bring PITCH into the equation.
Then I was told that double trigger guns are to be a little bit longer in LOP than single trigger guns and found that to be true! Helps the finger move more easily about.
Last edited by ben-t; 07/31/08 06:50 PM.