Any Double Auto owners out there?

Hi Crossfire that's on the money true.
Firm believer here eyes need to be focused on a spot on the the clay 100 PC not what's going on with end of the barrel at all.
That's why lot struggle when you hand them gun with something like a Cutts dangling out there. Takes good and repeated visual discipline skills not to look at the end or be tempted to check the lead. To me makes no difference whether bead, rib or a Cutts is out front.
For old timers this was the norm and often encountered but you give one to a younger vintage shooter for a go and they don't like the sight picture at all or the noise.