ATF just announced they consider FRT to be Machine Guns

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  • DoggyDaddy

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    A blow up red head?
    If you mean inflatable, no. But she has been known to blow up!

    You don't want to be nearby when that happens... :):

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    Angrysauce

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    As much as I dislike them, their definition of a machine gun has always included the ability to fire multiple rounds with a single pull of the trigger. Clearly, binary triggers and bumpstocks don't fit that definition. Does the Rare Breed trigger allow that? Or is it just another binary trigger? That was my question. In other words, if you pull the Rare Breed trigger back and hold it, does the gun continue to fire without releasing it? If not, then it's not a "machine gun".
    If you squeeze the trigger and pin it to the rear it actually prevents the bolt from going into battery. You release the trigger it goes home with no bang. One pull, one shot.
     

    Angrysauce

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    I think the difference hinges on the fact that with binary triggers, the shooter has to manipulate his/her trigger finger to fire and release the trigger between shots. With a Rare Breed FRT, the trigger mechanism forces the shooter’s finger to “release” the trigger before firing again.


    By that logic, trigger slap means anything is a machinegun.
     

    BJHay

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    10 years in the slammer for your binary trigger.
    The same rule is coming for pistol braces later this summer.

    I'm on board with the Defund the Police movement so long as it only applies to the ATF.


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