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Has anyone here had any experience with one of these triggers?

https://www.gunsamerica.com/blog/legal- ... ll-review/

I think it is unsafe design. You need Full Auto, Buy NFA-3 item or complain to remove newly built FA from the ban.

AndyC wrote:Might be fine for some, but I don't like release-triggers - most people can't even handle a normal trigger properly.

It is nice feature if you would want to practice double taps.

Beiruty wrote:

AndyC wrote:Might be fine for some, but I don't like release-triggers - most people can't even handle a normal trigger properly.

It is nice feature if you would want to practice double taps.

For me, it would end up being a quadruple tap, I would have to change the way I practice, and It would then effect how I shoot anything else. No thanks, it looks like an ND waiting to happen.JMHO

I wouldn't want one. I don't need a faster way to burn up $15 worth of ammo.

Yeah not my cup of tea personally. As Lynyrd said I don't need a faster way to aimlessly burn ammunition haha. I also agree with Beiruty, if you want full auto, save up for a real one; however be willing to fork over enough cash to buy a nice truck with.

From the reviews I have seen, it is relatively easy to outrun the gun. If you do, the hammer is home on the pin and you have to manually cycle to clear. Not something I want to happen in a throw down situation...

RogueUSMC wrote:From the reviews I have seen, it is relatively easy to outrun the gun. If you do, the hammer is home on the pin and you have to manually cycle to clear. Not something I want to happen in a throw down situation...

I saw a video review recently on one that had solved that problem. It had a lever that stuck up into the slot in the bolt carrier and prevented the hammer from releasing before the gun was in battery. The downside was that it required a modified bolt carrier.

I don't remember the brand because I'm not really interested in buying one, especially at the price they're asking.

I am not convinced that a fully automatic capable weapon is a definite advantage under most circumstances, unless you're maybe trying to repel a full frontal assault by greater numbers. Aimed rifle fire beats "spray and pray" most of the time.

Here's the review I mentioned earlier.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pcIMERWjhiw

It's available on pre-order for a $200 deposit now. The remaining $279 will be due when it ships. Estimated shipping is sometime in December.

https://fostechoutdoors.com/shop/index. ... etail&p=85

No thanks.

The Annoyed Man wrote:I am not convinced that a fully automatic capable weapon is a definite advantage under most circumstances, unless you're maybe trying to repel a full frontal assault by greater numbers. Aimed rifle fire beats "spray and pray" most of the time.

Well, there was that time I was trying to clear out some rat infested storage....

AndyC wrote:

Beiruty wrote:

AndyC wrote:Might be fine for some, but I don't like release-triggers - most people can't even handle a normal trigger properly.

It is nice feature if you would want to practice double taps.

Then they should practice them without using a gadget, IMO.

Exactly correct!

The Annoyed Man wrote:I am not convinced that a fully automatic capable weapon is a definite advantage under most circumstances, unless you're maybe trying to repel a full frontal assault by greater numbers. Aimed rifle fire beats "spray and pray" most of the time.

And ditto!

Mike S wrote:

AndyC wrote:

Beiruty wrote:

AndyC wrote:Might be fine for some, but I don't like release-triggers - most people can't even handle a normal trigger properly.

It is nice feature if you would want to practice double taps.

Then they should practice them without using a gadget, IMO.

Exactly correct!

The Annoyed Man wrote:I am not convinced that a fully automatic capable weapon is a definite advantage under most circumstances, unless you're maybe trying to repel a full frontal assault by greater numbers. Aimed rifle fire beats "spray and pray" most of the time.

And ditto!

I loved the concept of 0 recoil rifle like the new AK-107. We hope either it would licensed to be made in US or after the ban on Rusky AKs is lifted we will have one.