They are truly off their rockers. The stuff they’ve passed in the last few years is mind boggling and truly evil.
2 Likes
Ime, wrong.
I don’t see how it is any different than doing a double tap other than the second tap is a release.
2 Likes
GRAMMAR NAZI!!! 
Im shure it was just a geographicle errer.
4 Likes
I am sure he is a good dancer
2 Likes
This is why I personally have no interest in these binary triggers. I like to pull the trigger when I want to fire and release the trigger when I want to stop firing. If during the firing process you decide that one bullet down range was enough it is rather difficult to keep the second one from following, especially in a stressful situation.
The forced reset triggers seem like a better idea to me. Not sure if this new law bans those as well?
2 Likes
So I’m out here proving/disproving my prior one word statement. My first shots, 50 yards offhand were lousy follow ups. I got acclimated (it was snowing), put more tension on the foregrip and got this. 14.5, 50/75 yards offhand . Got to focus. Switching to my suppressed Stribog now, cold front coming in, may not be shooting for a couple weeks.
2 Likes
I recall back in the mid to late 80’s when I was stationed at Cannon AFB, in Clovis, NM, a friend of mine bought an AK from the local FFL dealer, gunsmith, armorer, motorcycle mechanic/dealer, tattoo parlor owner. I think his name was Tank. I do recall he was a large fellow.
Anyhoo, this little AK my buddy bought was dirt cheap. Like $100 brand new cheap. It was stamped “AK-84” and was very similar in construction to a genuine AK-47. The biggest difference being it looked like it was built by a 10-year-old kid in his dad’s garage. The rear cover was about as thick as a soda can, the springs looked like they were twisted out of coat hangers…VERY low quality. It shot pretty good though.
The thing about this particular weapon which relates to the subject matter is that it had a binary trigger. I don’t think the manufacturer even knew or cared. 1 bullet with the pull of the trigger and 1 bullet with the release of the trigger. Every time.
After 3 boxes of rounds, the cover popped off and all the guts fell out.
My buddy took it back to Tank to get a warranty. Tank laughed at him. What they agreed to was rebuilding the weapon with AK-47 parts from a reputable dealer. A couple hundred bucks in parts and some labor for Tank, and the weapon was back in commission, only no binary trigger. Straight up semi-auto.
I lost track of him and the AK after I was shipped back over to Jolly Old England. Rumor was he divorced his “Villager Bicycle” wife and moved to Florida. Probably a good move for him.
4 Likes
Grammar nazis, unite!
3 Likes
My story starts with one of the guns my son left behind. Daniel Defense AR-15, caked in crud, I’d seen him using it in some training videos with John Lovell. Anyways, I cleaned it up and took it out once or twice. A couple months ago I took it out, must have hit the selector twice without noticing and POP POP…what the hey…try it again and POP POP…now I notice the selector. The initial surprise got my addictive trait going and I order two more binary triggers (got 9 AR’s). Put one in my 14.5 and one is going to my TN buddy who most of ya’ll remember, next time we get together to wax philosophical and mess around with guns.
2 Likes
‘Who was that masked man?’ …‘.That Little Lady was Karacal.’…DA Dummmmmmmmmm (ominous music playing) 
4 Likes
That sounded like a scene cut from Perry Mason. 
3 Likes
WHO? 
3 Likes
The problem for me is that I am conditioned to first take my finger off the trigger when I am no longer ready to shoot. It would take a lot of extra practice for me to reliably remember to switch on the safety before releasing the trigger, especially when in the middle of a stressful situation since all my other firearms don’t require this extra step.
2 Likes
I know I’m in Awe!!
Awwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwww!
Bruce Almighty! Sooth Sayer Extraordinaire!
2 Likes
‘Some say he’s STILL OUT THERE?’ Roaming da wild plains of the Flat Earth Society in Clovis, New Meh-i-co? …Some say they hear da ‘Tank treads’ of his gate a creaking rollin’ by their house in da middle O da night… Spooky!’ Some say he invented da first Ghost Gun with dat dere Giggly switch ! but that’s amere conjecture on this storyteller’s part… (Sounds of da wind now a passin’ through da Saguaro Cactus) ----Don Some.
1 Like
I guess I’d like to have one of those triggers just to have it and if they get out lawed.
2 Likes
Well, maybe you could default to semi in case of a stressful situation and save binary for grins and giggles, or to check on how steady you hold your gun. This offers an option that’s not mandatory. It’s really not that difficult, and I find it mentally healthy learning new things.
1 Like
Just found out FAIEMAIL will save you $25, but drop the price below Franklin Armorys free shipping threshold. I still netted a $10 decrease, ($255) and now the lower that already has the “pew-pew” logo on the selector will not be trash talking.
1 Like