When I was ready to return to hunting, I realized the use of my hands had been so impacted from my injury they would not allow me to squeeze a trigger. A fellow that I met, Marshall Thayer, offered to work with me to create an adaptive trigger device. Ones were available commercially but they were extremely expensive. If you look at the picture below you can see the very clever piece of adaptive equipment Marshal devised. Number 2 in the picture shows a channel that goes all the way around the trigger adapter. The trigger of the shotgun is fitted into the channel and then is held in place by two small allen screws which are labeled number 3. The area marked number 1 sticks out beyond the trigger guard and serves as my trigger. I place my index finger on that part and am able to pull the adapter back which in turn fires the gun. It is so simple and yet so efficient. Unfortunately, Marshall passed away several years ago.
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