trigger systems?

[Guest beefcakeb0]

www.firequest.com/catalog/trigger_system.html

is this a joke, possibly placed by the BATFE?

or are these legal, stupid, or dangerous?

im sure that some cheap-Os couldn't handle rapid fire but would you guys and gals use em? or at lease try one. or my guess is its a felony knocking your door down.

[nightrunner]

I bet just looking at that site like I just did puts you on a watch list, LOL.

[Guest SureShot308]

They are not illegal. the one on the left sticks a spring assembly in the front of the trigger guard so that you can hit that and fire a round and fire one when you press the trigger, so it "doubles" your rate of fire. They are pieces of **** and break very easily. The other one is just a hand crank that has nubs on the inside that hit the trigger as you turn it. They are gimmicks.

[Guest nozzle13]

You can do basically the same thing with a rubber band. Look up bump firing. All of them will provide the same accuracy.

[Kevo]

You used to be able to walk into a hardware store and walk out with a Thompson. You guys play with the trick triggers while I build my time machine... where the flux is my capacitor? Seriously though, ain't nothing like the real thing and currently the law is that you have to PAY to PLAY.

[~48_South~]

You used to be able to walk into a hardware store and walk out with a Thompson. You guys play with the trick triggers while I build my time machine... where the flux is my capacitor? Seriously though, ain't nothing like the real thing and currently the law is that you have to PAY to PLAY.

Ofcourse back then a Thompson cost as much as a brand new Ford car $200 which is about the same they go for now $18-20k so be sure not to leave your wallet at home when you go back in time or you might have a problem coming up with the money lol.