This video details the ATF's ongoing examination of the Rare Breed FRT (Forced Reset Trigger) and its potential classification as a machine gun. It highlights the ATF's evolving interpretation of 'single function of the trigger,' drawing parallels to the bump stock ban. The discussion includes the technical operation of the FRT, the ATF's legal arguments based on case law like Staples v. United States, and the company Rare Breed's defense. The video also touches on the broader implications for firearms technology and the ATF's regulatory power.
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