Poor Man’s Full Auto (AND 100% LEGAL?!)

Published on December 3, 2024
Duration: 1:52

This guide details the operation of a Davidson Defense FRT-15 Forced Reset Trigger, as demonstrated by Civilian Tactical. It emphasizes the unique three-position selector and the mechanics of achieving high rates of fire by maintaining continuous rearward trigger pressure. Proper trigger modulation and recoil management are crucial for effective use of this semi-automatic device.

Quick Summary

The Davidson Defense FRT-15 is a unique Forced Reset Trigger featuring a three-position selector (Safe, Semi, Forced Reset). It allows for extremely high rates of fire by automatically resetting the trigger via the firearm's action, requiring continuous rearward pressure. While legal at the time of filming, its classification can be complex.

Chapters

  1. 00:00Introduction to FRT-15 Trigger
  2. 00:30Three-Position Selector Feature
  3. 00:48Forced Reset Trigger Mechanics
  4. 01:02Range Test and Ammunition
  5. 01:40Accuracy and Performance Results

Frequently Asked Questions

What is a Forced Reset Trigger (FRT) and how does it differ from a standard semi-automatic trigger?

A Forced Reset Trigger (FRT) automatically resets itself via the firearm's cycling action, allowing for much higher rates of fire. Unlike standard semi-automatic triggers, the FRT requires continuous rearward pressure to achieve this rapid firing capability.

Is the Davidson Defense FRT-15 trigger legal?

At the time of filming, the Davidson Defense FRT-15 was considered a legal semi-automatic device. However, the legal status of such triggers can be complex and subject to evolving interpretations by regulatory bodies like the ATF.

What is the primary advantage of using a Forced Reset Trigger like the FRT-15?

The primary advantage of an FRT-15 is its ability to achieve extremely high rates of fire, making it suitable for specific applications where volume of fire is prioritized over pinpoint accuracy. Its unique three-position selector also adds versatility.

What skills are necessary to effectively operate a Forced Reset Trigger?

Operating an FRT effectively requires advanced skills in trigger control, precise finger modulation to maintain the reset cycle, and excellent recoil management to maintain control during rapid fire. It is not recommended for beginner shooters.

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