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William, after every reload Sir. The Stoeger Condor, like many single-trigger double-barrels has a feature called an inertial reset trigger. What that means, in layman's terms, is the gun needs a live shell to actually be fired with the first trigger pull in order to reset the trigger mechanism to fire the second barrel on the second trigger pull. If you are dry firing or using snap caps, the trigger will not reset and you won't get a "click" on the second pull of the trigger unless you switch the safety on and back off again.

William, from the owners manual -- "The gun has an automatic safety. By opening the gun for loading or unloading, automatically the safety button moves to the "S" position, which inicates that the gun is locked. If on your gun the safety is mechanic, push the button to the "S" position."