Okay, I am completely against any gun control of any kind. But trying to say this trigger is not a "machine gun" as defined by (unconstitutional) gun control laws is a stretch.
Machine gun - apply pressure to trigger, weapon fires sequentially until pressure is released on trigger Rare breed trigger - apply pressure to trigger, weapon fires sequentially until pressure is released on trigger
The added complexity of having the trigger also reset instead of just the sear is just a weak dodge around the regs.
Okay, I am completely against any gun control of any kind. But trying to say this trigger is not a "machine gun" as defined by (unconstitutional) gun control laws is a stretch.
Machine gun - apply pressure to trigger, weapon fires sequentially until pressure is released on trigger
Rare breed trigger - apply pressure to trigger, weapon fires sequentially until pressure is released on trigger
The added complexity of having the trigger also reset instead of just the sear is just a weak dodge around the regs.
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