I believe it's something different. Thanks for asking because I'm not an expert, will research it further when I have more time.
Look through the link, below, as it seems to have some good info. From a cursory glance, the binary trigger gets off two shots - one on the pull and a second on the release of the trigger. The FRT let's off one shot only, at the pull, but allows the ensuing round to be shot out quicker than a normal trigger. I'll need to look into the technical details more myself.
In reality, none of their rules are valid anymore due to the Chevron Doctrine... or am I mistaken?
Good point. Though I suppose this will need to be "tested" in various courts over time, especially in blue states.
behind every blade of grass ----- now with forced reset triggers
We're gonna need a bigger box (of ammo, for target practice of course)
But, but, but Heels Up Harris wants to confiscate all guns.
Fuck the AyeTeeeFf. That is all.
Is this a binary trigger? Or something different?
I believe it's something different. Thanks for asking because I'm not an expert, will research it further when I have more time.
Look through the link, below, as it seems to have some good info. From a cursory glance, the binary trigger gets off two shots - one on the pull and a second on the release of the trigger. The FRT let's off one shot only, at the pull, but allows the ensuing round to be shot out quicker than a normal trigger. I'll need to look into the technical details more myself.
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https://duckduckgo.com/?q=binary+trigger+vs+forced+reset+trigger&t=h_&ia=web