3 position forced reset trigger wars heat up

[Screwball]

The devil in the details is they'll make the same lame argument they did with bumpstocks that the subsequent pulls aren't deliberate, and therefore don't count.

RBT’s owner is a lawyer… so I think you’ll see it fought a lot harder than some company that just hires lawyers to fight for them. Since it being two months since the case was dismissed… I’m sure ATF is trying to come up with a better argument, as they realize calling it a machine gun will be fought, and likely lost.

I like the new trigger… and would consider picking one up. If RBT wants to really rake in money… same setup as the new trigger (safe, semi, forced reset… but probably swap the modes around), put it in an AK fire control group, and utilize a traditional selector. Amount of space in an AK receiver, should be an easyish thing to figure out.

[mig1nc]

Would be crazy fun if they made one to work with the M&P15-22. At least I could afford to shoot it in full semi.


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[okie]

The counter argument is that the law doesn't saw anything about the actions of the trigger needing to be deliberate. Only that no more than one round per action of the trigger can be fired.

Well the law also says shall not be infringed, but people tend to interpret the law these days as general guidelines that judges (and now bureaucrats) can interpret however they want. In fact, the law basically says that judges now have to defer to the opinions of bureaucrats in their rulings.

[SteyrAUG]

Well the law also says shall not be infringed, but people tend to interpret the law these days as general guidelines that judges (and now bureaucrats) can interpret however they want. In fact, the law basically says that judges now have to defer to the opinions of bureaucrats in their rulings.

The problem is the more recent law called the "sporter clause."

[okie]

The problem is the more recent law called the "sporter clause."

If I've heard of that I can't remember what it is.

[gaijin]

Franklin armory just announced a glock BFS-3 today. Range ceilings across the nation are cowering in fear

No doubt. How in Hell they manage to do that with semi autos and revolvers is a mystery.

[okie]

No doubt. How in Hell they manage to do that with semi autos and revolvers is a mystery.

I was told by a range manager one time it was due partly to heavy recoiling guns like AKs going full auto. And also due to people having negligent discharges, putting their fingers on triggers before they were on target. And also people doing it intentionally just to see what happens. One range owner said they had a lot of problems with people intentionally shooting the floors just to see what happened.

[LSGriff]

TommyTriggers version available for preorder today...

[Renegade]

The law does not say "action" it says function

"...by a single function of the trigger."

Only one round is expelled per function of the trigger. Forced Reset just gets it to complete the function a little quicker.

[Disciple]

If I've heard of that I can't remember what it is.

Since I already asked.

Found within the 1968 Gun Control Act.

https://www.atf.gov/resource-center/...nspdf/download

The sporter clause is a checklist of requirements that allow the ATF to determine the suitability of any imported firearm by requiring a "sporting purposes" qualification. Also applies to ammo, magazines and many other things. This is how ATF banned importation of 7n6 5.45x39 ammo by declaring it to be armor piercing ammunition.