Fostech echo trigger

[monkeylizard]

http://fostechoutdoors.com/shop/index.php?l=product_list&c=15

http://www.outdoorhub.com/news/2016/08/05/video-echo-trigger-system-legal-faster-full-auto/

Interesting idea  

If F-troop is saying ok to this, how long before they rescind it or qualify it like they did the Sig Brace? You can only use this if you wait a full second before releasing the trigger, or some other stupid "it matters how you use it" nonsense. 

Edited August 8, 2016 by monkeylizard

[nightrunner]

I saw the video MAC did on it, according to him it fixes the problems with overrunning it that the binary trigger had.

 

Personally, I think I'll stick with trigger control.

[Chucktshoes]

I really like the looks of that. Might build one with that trigger just for ####s and giggles. 

[gjohnsoniv]

The ATF will end up banning it after the idiots keep writing clarification letters. 

[KahrMan]

I don't see the ATF letting this one last long.  You are firing more than one shot with each pull of the trigger.  I always thought that was a big no no.  

If they end up letting this one be legal, it looks like it will be a lot fun.

[Obiwan]

Actually, you fire one shot with the pull of the trigger. You fire the second shot with the release of the trigger. Loophole? Looks like it, but from what I understand, it conforms to the letter of the law (as it current exists). 

Binary triggers have been around for a while, no? I forgot where I read, it said there had been various attempts by various companies in the past decades.

[KahrMan]

1 hour ago, Obiwan said:

Actually, you fire one shot with the pull of the trigger. You fire the second shot with the release of the trigger. Loophole? Looks like it, but from what I understand, it conforms to the letter of the law (as it current exists). 

Binary triggers have been around for a while, no? I forgot where I read, it said there had been various attempts by various companies in the past decades.

You could argue it that way.  You could also argue that a "pull of the trigger" is the complete motion from when you start pulling the trigger until the trigger is ready to be pulled again.