Been wondering about binary triggers myself. I’ve just moved here and honestly, all this gun law stuff can get a bit confusing. From what I've gathered, it seems like they might be legal, but I keep hearing mixed opinions. I mean, I don’t want to get caught up in any legal trouble over it. I thought I’d reach out to see if anyone has solid info on this. If you’ve looked into it or have any experiences, I’d love to hear your thoughts. Any tips on navigating the regulations would be super helpful too!
Binary Triggers Legal Or Nah?
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Currently legal, as are the FRT triggers.
I like the FRT triggers better
Have one gun with a binary in it, was headaches, would fire on safe, but worked fine other than that. Thankfully the company is here in Northern Nevada and took care of it for me.
What I would do; Buy one pay cash
Who knows what the next D-POTUS will go crazy over .... Especially if it's one of the communist leaning wenches in the current DNC
I like the FRT triggers better
Have one gun with a binary in it, was headaches, would fire on safe, but worked fine other than that. Thankfully the company is here in Northern Nevada and took care of it for me.
What I would do; Buy one pay cash
Who knows what the next D-POTUS will go crazy over .... Especially if it's one of the communist leaning wenches in the current DNC
Binary triggers are legal in most states, but check your local laws since places like CA and NY ban them. I have a Franklin Armory binary in my AR and it is a blast for range days, but I keep it off safe mode to avoid issues. Cash is smart for privacy. Where are you located?
