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A couple of things. The WOT and FRT both have a mechanism to force the trigger forward as the BCG goes into battery. But, if you hold the trigger down too tightly, you can over ride the reset and cause a dead trigger. On the binary trigger, the gun fires when you pull the trigger and when you release the trigger. You can also return the gun to a safe state with the trigger depressed if I am not mistaken- negating the second shot. The ATF ruled (or maybe it was a court) that the binary trigger was not a machine gun because each shot requires a deliberate action- pressing for the first shot then releasing the trigger for the second.How is this different from the Franklin Armory binary trigget?
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Everyone is looking at rare breed, stirring their toes in the dirt, giving side long glances at everyone else, and saying, “gee I hope someone does something to fight the atf.”Bought while legal. Will not install until I know it'll stay that way. Looking at you Rare Breed.
This.A couple of things. The WOT and FRT both have a mechanism to force the trigger forward as the BCG goes into battery. But, if you hold the trigger down too tightly, you can over ride the reset and cause a dead trigger. On the binary trigger, the gun fires when you pull the trigger and when you release the trigger. You can also return the gun to a safe state with the trigger depressed if I am not mistaken- negating the second shot. The ATF ruled (or maybe it was a court) that the binary trigger was not a machine gun because each shot requires a deliberate action- pressing for the first shot then releasing the trigger for the second.
People that are fast enough can over run the binary trigger and cause a jam. This should not be an issue on the wot/frt, assuming the shooter has the right amount of press to activate the trigger and not cause the reset to fail.
Post a build video of your made in Texas, tax free suppressor on YouTube. I’m sure the ATF will be happy to grant your wish…I haven't heard of anyone taking up Texas AG to file case against ATF for made in Texas. So tempted.
Well there's something about putting toothpaste back into the tube.Rarebreed response to WOT and Graves:
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Rare Breed Firearms on Instagram: "Sept 11, 2014 - Graves applies for and Feb 14, 2017 is granted “Flex-Fire Technology” patent claiming among other things, rigid mechanical contact between bolt and trigger (Graves refers to a striker fired mechanism
1,746 likes, 156 comments - rarebreedfirearms on September 8, 2021: "Sept 11, 2014 - Graves applies for and Feb 14, 2017 is granted “Flex-Fire Technology” patent claiming among other things, rigid mechanical contact between bolt and trigger (Graves refers to a striker fired mechanism in the...www.instagram.com
Rarebreed response to WOT and Graves:
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Rare Breed Firearms on Instagram: "Sept 11, 2014 - Graves applies for and Feb 14, 2017 is granted “Flex-Fire Technology” patent claiming among other things, rigid mechanical contact between bolt and trigger (Graves refers to a striker fired mechanism
1,746 likes, 156 comments - rarebreedfirearms on September 8, 2021: "Sept 11, 2014 - Graves applies for and Feb 14, 2017 is granted “Flex-Fire Technology” patent claiming among other things, rigid mechanical contact between bolt and trigger (Graves refers to a striker fired mechanism in the...www.instagram.com
The funny thing is Franklin will overrun in 556,762, 300BO, and 9mm. If you put on in a dedicated rimfire gun, it will run like a scalded monkey and I’ve never see it light strike a single round. I know the rimfire might be just a little more sensitive but damn it will run in one.A couple of things. The WOT and FRT both have a mechanism to force the trigger forward as the BCG goes into battery. But, if you hold the trigger down too tightly, you can over ride the reset and cause a dead trigger. On the binary trigger, the gun fires when you pull the trigger and when you release the trigger. You can also return the gun to a safe state with the trigger depressed if I am not mistaken- negating the second shot. The ATF ruled (or maybe it was a court) that the binary trigger was not a machine gun because each shot requires a deliberate action- pressing for the first shot then releasing the trigger for the second.
People that are fast enough can over run the binary trigger and cause a jam. This should not be an issue on the wot/frt, assuming the shooter has the right amount of press to activate the trigger and not cause the reset to fail.
Again, no intention of installing this until all legal issues are resolved
No argument there, and you may very well be right. It's a gamble.I'm not sure that matters... You can use it until it's ruled illegal.. then you have to destroy it... Just like the bump stock fiasco
No argument there, and you may very well be right. It's a gamble.
We'll see how it plays out.
Youove got to match the buffer spring to the round youre shooting, then it seems to smooth out.The
The funny thing is Franklin will overrun in 556,762, 300BO, and 9mm. If you put on in a dedicated rimfire gun, it will run like a scalded monkey and I’ve never see it light strike a single round. I know the rimfire might be just a little more sensitive but damn it will run in one.
I bought one. Hope it's not a trick linked to the ATF database....I'm not sure that matters... You can use it until it's ruled illegal.. then you have to destroy it... Just like the bump stock fiasco
If you’re not already in it what have you been doing with your life!I bought one. Hope it's not a trick linked to the ATF database....
Got mine. Tried it in a DDM4V11, 16" 300BLK with a Sandman S. Bronze colored Cryptic Coating BCG, Stock buffer and spring.“ I know a guy” who got one. PITA. One three shot burst and then nothing. Fails to reset every time. He changed the buffer, the spring, the mag, the ammo, nothing. He reached out to WOT support and they suggested remedies. Bottom line, they are sending the guy a new trigger. Hope it works out for him. Big thing is that the manufacturing specs seem to be lacking. Sloppy as hell in his LMT lower. I’ll keep you all posted if he gets it up and running and how the fix was made.
Ya pays ya money, ya takes ya chancesIt's always been a gimmick, but welcome to the club a year later