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They basically added a DIAS to a drop in trigger...
Watching video's of people shooting these, they never release their hold on the trigger, they just hold it back. The mechanism does the rest.
Bingo you are 100% correct they simply put the sear in the trigger and shit is going to hit the fan with atf. I am not saying I agree with any of the bullshit gun laws including the NFA but its the law and I already know what is coming down the pipe. It's no different than a john norell trigger pack for a ruger 10/22 or a H&K trigger pack for the H&K firearms. LOL its almost so comical there is not even words.Originally Posted by Grant H.
Last edited by HunterCO; 02-13-2021 at 01:55.
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Your trigger resets itself and must be pulled to fire, any round. Unlike the binary that activates the trigger in both rear and forward motions.
The question is. Why would the atf approve any of these triggers if they were continual burst.
Which they're not, as they require you to activate the trigger for each round fired.
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I understand that by the letter of the law, these are legal. Although I'm pretty sure these exist in a grey area, more so than binary triggers or bump stocks.
But the ATF hasn't followed the letter of the law in a long time.
By the "spirit" of the law, especially as the commie dickheads in the ATF seem to feel it, these are far and away more illegal than bump stocks, which they happily banned once they had the political cover to do so from trump. They already have the political cover to do as they feel under Joe and the Hoe.
Now, I think anyone that wants one should go buy one, just don't be surprised when the ATF decides these are verboten.
Last edited by Grant H.; 02-13-2021 at 17:17.
Anything more than minimum compliance is self regulation.
Stop complying to what ifs.
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Last edited by Eric P; 02-13-2021 at 16:39.
No its called I dont want to waste $400 on a trigger that atf will ban next week when they wake up on the wrong side of the bed. I personally dont care what anybody does with their money I just choose to spend mine in a wise manner. I love the people that call reasonable people fudds i bet us fudds will be the first ones to fight while all the wanna be commandos run for cover.
"The people never give up their liberties but under some delusion." (Edmund Burke 1784)
Actually, there have been very few FUDD or non-FUDD gun owners that actually fight.
Help me out, which FUDDs have fought. About the only ones I can think of were the Bundy Standoff.
I see this quite often. Unfortunate.
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Defiantly follow the advice of an H3 buffer (at least with a 16'/carbine gas tube).
It seems the trigger is sensitive to bolt velocity. They turn into a nice single shot if bolt velocity is too high.
But once tuned, they work like advertised.
Had the chance to shoot one at a range. Very limited application imo vs a binary or just knowing how to hold a carbine to bump fire "naturally".
It was fun to shoot, but it also wasn't my ammo.
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