Forced reset trigger

Yeah, just like me.

Talk to me about FRTs.

Oh, dude.

Where do you see the world of FRTs heading?

I mean, I just see, like, the trend is just, like, it could FRT, it seems like.

More and more companies just not giving a heck about, you know, any kind of design limitations, you know? I think the one I really want is, eventually, when it comes out, is the Brugger Mini 14 FRT, dude.

Um, but, uh, There was a video that I saw about rare breed triggers and we'll tag that in the video comments here so you can see it.

Because I think it's a really nice summary of kind of FRTs in general.

And then it talks about, and I don't know who published the video or their credibility, but it talks about essentially where rare breeds started and where they're at today.

I wanted you to watch the video because you look at things very differently than I do, which is what I appreciate about our relationship.

Yeah.

And the ATF might say, this is all hypothetical, we're concerned that this is going to open the floodgates and now everyone's going to make them and people are going to be making ones now that don't really meet the law like yours does.

And if everyone out there just makes up their own thing and they don't know what they're doing, now we're going to have a widespread FRTs when really some of these might actually be machine guns and we can't possibly keep a hold of that.

So we want to stop you because we can't handle the floodgates.

Because if city people, or I guess if anybody runs around trying to, you know, steal food or trying to raid country homes, you're going to learn something about America.

Some is an innovation called the FRT.

You know what, you know what FRTs are? It stands for forced reset trigger.

It's a little drop-in thing that you can put in your AR-15.

I don't actually own one, but I've seen tons of videos of these.

And they're legal in many states.

And if you drop an FRT into your AR-15, suddenly it doesn't turn it into a full auto, but it allows... a regular person to shoot at a speed where each each pull of the trigger like the trigger i don't know the mechanics exactly force reset okay it's in the name the trigger resets while your finger is pressed against it at a very rapid pace so basically you're putting out crazy insane rapid fire almost at the speed of full auto but it's not full auto okay whatever Now, again, I don't mess with these because I'm a precision tactical shooter, and I have trained extensively with very precise shot placement and finger control at very high speed with certain drop-in triggers that have exactly the weight that I like, and I'm not swapping that out for something that just goes, you know, because to me, I don't think I can put rounds where I want them like that, you know? But...

For, you know, Billy Bob Country Guy, he's like, give me the FRT.

But in the case

of the FRT, I want to say – well, I can't remember this.

I should.

But they didn't even apply the law or the ruling to everyone within the jurisdiction.

You

ain't getting an FRT

for it.

Yes, I do.