An auto safety is for the most part standard on American made O/U and SxS field shotguns. Clearly if Ruger wanted one to have a choice of an auto or non-auto safety, they would have built in an override function. The fact you have to file off working parts of the shotgun clearly indicates they meant it to be an auto safety.
And if you are willing to instruct others in how to disable their intended safety mechanism, it would be wise for you to have a personal liability policy of at least 40million.
Last edited by battue; 11/05/19.
