Double Triggers?
#3
If I am sitting on a stand and see one coming in or one milling around that has no idea I am there, I always use the set trigger. Just be careful you do not touch that front trigger too soon or you will have a very unpleasant surprise. I cock the rifle using the front trigger, holding that back and then releasing it at the end so cocking the rifle makes no noise. Then I hit the set trigger and get a good solid rest, then stick my UNGLOVED finger into the trigger guard and finally take my shot. I try and duplicate the same things I practice on the range. I use a set trigger on the range and I use on hunting. The only time I do not is if I make a snap shot or surprised shot for instance when stalking and you bring your rifle up and you are eye to eye with the game... then it is cock and fire time.
#5
I don't know if it would hurt he spring or not, I just can not see the reason to walk around with a rifle cocked. It sounds like an accident about to happen. If need be, put it on half cock.




