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$499 price point. A bit expensive and not something I would buy at that asking price. But interesting to see what the future potentially holds. Eventually the price point will drop and be more economical.
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if you read the comments, the $499 price point is just for the trigger, it doesn't include the grip that will allow you to change modes. -
Wouldn't the PR setting be illegal? The law states one shot for each pull of the trigger.Comment
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No. Th ATF has already granted exception letters for mechanical triggers that do this.Originally posted by Redomen View Post
To meet the legal definition of a machinegun or machingun fire control component, it has to:
Allow more than one shot with one mechanical action of the trigger.NRA Basic, Pistol, Rifle, Shotgun, RSO
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that's pretty cool. would be fun to play with for sure, but i'm not ponying up half a stack for 1.Comment
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I thought all triggers were digital; it takes a digit to operate it.
I kind of like the PR mode, although it would get expensive in a hurry.Comment
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Something I came across was the Fostech Echo trigger. It's all mechanical which I like better. Sounds less hokey to me. Just a drop in trigger. Price is cheaper but still at $479.
Has a safe setting (that can also be safe with the hammer down), semi auto that pulls around 3.5 two stage, and an "Echo" setting that fires ones with pull of the trigger and once with the release.
Seems the least hokey of these triggers out there. I wouldn't turn anyone down that offered to give me one
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