Gil Ash at OSP: How to Learn to Shoot Double Triggers

Shotgun instructor Gil Ash solves one of the problems you'll have with your new side-by-side shotgun: Adapting to double triggers. His advice is to get 50 shells and go to the range, and shoot singles one by one, first putting your trigger on the front trigger, and moving it to the back trigger to fire a shot; then moving from the back trigger to the front trigger for a shot.