ShaiVong
Member
This is a kind of weird idea but...
I got this thing for my paintball gun called a "Response Trigger". It basically makes your gun fire full auto, but is still 'legally' considered semi auto.
This is how it works: There is a little gas cylinder mounted in the grip frame behind the trigger. Every time you fire the gun the piston kicks your trigger back out by gas routed from the main cylinder. Basically it works how gas operated rifles reciprocate(sp) the bolt.
There is a little screw to tune how much gas escapes to the trigger piston. In action you can put just the right ammount of steady pressure on the trigger so that it fires the gun, the piston resets your finger, and your already pulling it again. Thus it still works like a semi, but its like an auto-bumpfire.
Why wouldnt this be legal on a firearm? Your still mechanically pulling the trigger for every shot, so its technically not full auto, because the sear and disconnect engage every time. The harder you pull the trigger, the faster it fires, untill you pull harder than the piston can push and it stops.
I got this thing for my paintball gun called a "Response Trigger". It basically makes your gun fire full auto, but is still 'legally' considered semi auto.
This is how it works: There is a little gas cylinder mounted in the grip frame behind the trigger. Every time you fire the gun the piston kicks your trigger back out by gas routed from the main cylinder. Basically it works how gas operated rifles reciprocate(sp) the bolt.
There is a little screw to tune how much gas escapes to the trigger piston. In action you can put just the right ammount of steady pressure on the trigger so that it fires the gun, the piston resets your finger, and your already pulling it again. Thus it still works like a semi, but its like an auto-bumpfire.
Why wouldnt this be legal on a firearm? Your still mechanically pulling the trigger for every shot, so its technically not full auto, because the sear and disconnect engage every time. The harder you pull the trigger, the faster it fires, untill you pull harder than the piston can push and it stops.