The Atrius 3-Position Super Selector — heat-treated 4140 steel, crisp 90° throw, made in the USA — installed and dialed in

Guns & Gear
1

it states can’t be mailed to Florida and several states? Anyone know the rule?

1 Like
2

It sounds like a FRT but Florida allows them

3
  • Can’t ship to: CA, CT, DE, FL, HI, IL, MA, MD, MN, NJ, NY, OR, RI, WA, D.C., U.S. territories, or overseas
1 Like
4

Co isn’t on that list, yet….

1 Like
5

yes very strange. they have too many restrictions in COLORADO

2 Likes
6

I sent them an email asking why not Florida, that is really odd.

3 Likes
7

Straight from Atrius, they do not ship that trigger to these states, which is more than Dirty Bird’s site. :thinking:

IMG_8905
IMG_89051320×2565 192 KB

2 Likes
8

This is closest answer I can find right now, NV originally allowed them, not now and Florida has pending legislation

3 Likes
9

thanks just thought it would be an easy answer.

3 Likes
10

Sorta :rofl:

In NV they were completely legal until Atty Gen Ford said they were scary after the ATF were going to return the confiscated triggers back to their owners, then….poof! NRS 202.274 appeared.

2 Likes
11

From Atrius just now…

IMG_8906
IMG_89061320×1403 172 KB

2 Likes
12

From Dirty Bird

IMG_8909
IMG_89091320×1754 305 KB

1 Like
13

Are forced reset triggers legal in Florida?

Florida statewide law permits forced reset trigger ownership as of April 2026. Many retailers nevertheless decline Florida shipments due to pending legislative activity. Florida residents should confirm current status with a Florida-licensed attorney before purchase.

2 Likes
14

i thought this site had attorneys who know ?

2 Likes
15

i thought this site had attorneys in the know that help us with these problems

James Carden

Someone replied to your post.

| mattm
July 16 |

  • | - |

Are forced reset triggers legal in Florida?

Florida statewide law permits forced reset trigger ownership as of April 2026. Many retailers nevertheless decline Florida shipments due to pending legislative activity. Florida residents should confirm current status with a Florida-licensed attorney before purchase.

forced reset triggers – 28 Apr 26

Forced Reset Trigger Legal Status by State (2026): Where FRTs Are Legal,…

A state-by-state forced reset trigger legal status map for 2026 — federal baseline after the Fifth Circuit ruling, the fourteen prohibition jurisdictions, and the thirty-six states where FRTs are lawful to own.

1 Like
16

Note the part where it states “see a Florida licensed attorney…”

Personally,if I cared, I’d look it up on a FL. specific government site, but since I don’t, I’ll leave it up to you.

1 Like