Videos tagged with Semi-Automatic Trigger

This video provides a step-by-step guide for installing the Fostech Echo AK trigger group. It covers the proper insertion of the trigger assembly, securing the safety selector with pins and screws, and installing the trigger itself. The instructor emphasizes the importance of using washers and offers tips for tightening difficult screws. A function check at the end confirms the safe, semi, and binary modes are operational.

The Franklin Armory OSPREY piston AR15 rifle, showcased at Shot Show 2024, features a novel low-profile gas piston system designed for suppressed and unsuppressed operation without manual adjustments. This system optimizes gas pressure for smooth cycling and eliminates the need for piston springs, reducing parts count. It's available in traditional semi-automatic and Franklin Armory's patented binary firing system configurations, with pricing starting at $549 for the binary version and $1369 for the semi-auto. Complete uppers are also offered for $849.

This short discusses the ongoing legal battle surrounding Forced Reset Triggers (FRTs). The speaker, representing Rare Breed Triggers, states they will not stop manufacturing or selling FRTs until a competent court legally determines whether the FRT is a semi-automatic trigger or a machine gun. Business operations are continuing as usual.

This interview with Lawrence Demonico, President of Rare Breed Triggers, details the legal challenges surrounding their FRT-15 forced reset trigger. Demonico explains the technical operation of the FRT-15, differentiating it from a machine gun, and discusses the ATF's classification of the trigger as a machine gun. The conversation highlights the ongoing litigation, the alleged bad-faith assembly of the administrative record by the ATF, and the company's commitment to fighting the classification based on legal and factual grounds.

This guide provides an overview of the Chiappa Rhino 40DS revolver's unique features, construction, and handling. It highlights the innovative low bore axis design for reduced recoil, the hexagonal cylinder for concealability, and the distinct trigger mechanism. The review emphasizes its suitability for concealed carry and its compatibility with modern reloading accessories, offering insights from a seasoned firearms reviewer.

This review of the Chiappa Rhino 40DS highlights its innovative design, including a hexagonal cylinder and bottom-cylinder firing mechanism, which the reviewer confirms effectively reduces muzzle rise. While reliable and featuring a crisp single-action trigger, the reviewer notes a learning curve for accuracy and finds the double-action pull challenging. The MSRP is noted as $1169, with street prices around $850.

This YouTube video from Brownells provides an in-depth look at the Geissele Automatics SSA-E Super Semi-Automatic Enhanced Trigger for AR-15/M16 platforms. The video aims to educate viewers on the features and benefits of this specific trigger, offering a resource for those looking to upgrade their rifle's performance. More information is available on the Brownells website.