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Create Free Account Already a member? Log InIn case that wasn't sarcasm, as pointed out above, in WA, they are full auto and prohibited. That's why the different terminology is important, instead of "single function of the trigger" we have "or any other mechanism or instrument not requiring that the trigger be pressed for each shot" and so in WA, firing by releasing the trigger means it fires when the trigger is NOT pressed and falls under the full auto prohibition.Love to hear that for WA. Yeah reading about them and how the second round is fired by the “action of releasing the trigger” means it technically isn’t full auto
What about a Hellfire trigger? You are still required to press the trigger for each shot with those
100% agree. Not for anything but a fun goof off gun.You won't find one on a hard use serious rifle...that alone should tell you something.
Comments like this are going to make me spend moneyUse a Franklin Armory with a CMMG 22lr conversion in an AR pistol and it runs without issue.
The CMMG bolt conversion is what I use as well, and it runs as well as any .22LR would be expected to. Also 50 round drums are a thing for the CMMG conversion. You will find that 25 rounds goes pretty fast on binary.Use a Franklin Armory with a CMMG 22lr conversion in an AR pistol and it runs without issue.
Come on man. Nobody needs a binary trigger to fire two blast outside.