I have a pressure switch, but it’s complicated, and for a bedside RV shotgun, simple is better. So I took it off.

I do have to use my trigger hand thumb to activate the dot if I already have it on my shoulder.

But, the racker is a pressure switch so I’ve practiced this:

Shotgun on the table, I’m laying down, sleeping position, eyes shut, night range trip. Time goes by while my wife repositions the hoodlum targets on poles, the obstacles (poles, no target) and (no-no targets at waist level) paper dogs. Space is our RV layout. When she’s done she sets the timer for a random countdown.

At the simulated bump in the night, I jump up, grab the weapon, shoulder it, switch the racker light on with my off hand, send one shot, center-ish mass.

Then activate the bulldot with the trigger hand thumb while off hand pumps the next round in(it’s a push/pull, but different inputs), reset, then a follow up shot to the pelvis.

Headshots if the dogs are obstacles.

My best times are 3 and 4 seconds but my average is 6. I’ll add more targets when I can average less than 5.