Double Rifle Handling Standards...

[Opposite Pole]

Not to mention some things I will have to experiment, for example with pistols I reset, prep (not that there is much slack on a 2011 with a 1.25 lbs trigger) during recoil so I am ready the moment the gun comes down. Does one do the same during recoil with the back trigger, or just move the finger but not release the slack etc.?

I think you could shift your finger onto the back trigger after the recoil, while returning on the target. I don't think you can (I can't anyway) move your finger during the recoil impulse and try to take up the slack in a cartridge this potent. In Heym DR there's a little bit of initial take up on the trigger which releases sear safety, but recoil is significant so I certainly am not able to prep the trigger during the recoil impulse and only start squeezing once back on the target. My rifle (K-gun) does not have much slack in the trigger but I do not apply any pressure until I'm actually firing a shot.

 

[RayAtkinson]

I don't care for ejectors, I prefer extractors, they are quite and make opening and closing a double oh so much easier, in that the weight of the barrels will open the action...I shoot, open the gun, tip it up and the spent cases fall out and I reload and close...Its worked for me for years, its simple and not over complicated with the BS I see at schools, that give you a list of stuff to practice on..Try keeping track of that with a Lion coming your way roaring like a fright train and has you and you alone in his eyeballs!! This can happen but rarely indeed..Mark Sullivan creates charges.

Keep it simple don't push to be fast, you'll choke,be a bit slower and calm and shoot 'em in they eyeball..The same scenario as quickdraw with a pistol. better to point extended arm and squeeeeees off a shot.