TacFireCon trigger

[Junkie]

http://tacfirecon.com/

Would this meet the definition of a "multiburst trigger activator" in CA? It's a positive reset trigger, so the bolt pushes the trigger back forward when it closes, at which point you pull it again and it fires again. They say ATF approved, so the question is on the state level.

[jcwatchdog]

http://tacfirecon.com/



Would this meet the definition of a "multiburst trigger activator" in CA? It's a positive reset trigger, so the bolt pushes the trigger back forward when it closes, at which point you pull it again and it fires again. They say ATF approved, so the question is on the state level.

If the slidefire stock is illegal (and that doesn't even technically do anything to the trigger), then this is illegal in this half *** backwards state.

[gun toting monkeyboy]

There are several threads about this one. The big brains have listed it as a "Bad Idea". And at $500, I think they are out of their freakin' minds. Plus, the company played some cutsie games with not posting the price of the triggers until the absolute last minute. I mean they literally sent out an email 4 hours before the release with NO pricing information, in hopes of driving people to their site. This was after several months of not answering emails about pricing. That kind of game playing, together with their outrageous pricing pretty much insured I wouldn't be interested even if it is found to be legal here.

-Mb

[Librarian]

Would this meet the definition of a "multiburst trigger activator" in CA?

Best guess is 'yes'.