> Forced reset triggers do one thing. As soon as you fire the gun, it forces the trigger to reset so you can follow up with another shot very quickly. > Some people seem to think that being able to shoot quickly is a bad thing. > Unfortunately, some of those people apparently work at the ATF and now Rare Breed, a company that makes forced reset triggers, is dealing with the agency in court. > Also, unfortunately, their case had a setback on Tuesday.