Right again imo. Looks hard to control in regular pistol. Shoulder stabilized plus front vertical grip on a Glock sbr would be much better. Still choppy and inaccurate but not like those goofballs sending rounds who knows where. I might get one (instead of my next cigars order) for testing 2 shot drills with this Glock sbr. I don't like the always 2 shots thing though.
With practice and a good trigger, a person can do better (as in more accurate) double taps without a binary trigger. Maybe not quite as fast, but getting more rounds actually on target is what counts. I would be willing to put my double tap skill up against any of those demoing these binary triggers in the vids and see who gets more hits actually on target - and I am not very good at it either - but watching those vids I am betting those guys suck at actually hitting the target.
Those video's of people playing with them do not seem to ever show what, if anything they are hitting. Watching I have to guess most rounds are not on anything close to a "target". I do like the idea though if I was going to put one of those "Roni" type things on a Glock. To make it handle like a short rifle. Then I would bet you could get FAR better at actually hitting what you were shooting at with those. Would be fun to try playing with one.
I don't think hitting something is the goal.
