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That video was done by amateurs and not worthy of this forum.
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The individual who was lauding the Auto reset safety is obviously not a Clay target shooter!
Auto reset safeties are NOT useful in a gun for targets and of questionable usefulness in the field.
To those who disagree, I submit the fact that there are not now, or ever been a single barrel gun with an auto reset safety!
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The individual who was lauding the Auto reset safety is obviously not a Clay target shooter!
Auto reset safeties are NOT useful in a gun for targets and of limited usefulness in the field.
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