Digital Trigger
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About darn time! Airguns have had electronic triggers for ages. I think the binary mode is a gimmick but the precision aspect should be more focused on. Being able to program the pull weight (even to a fraction of a pound) and zero creep is a huge advantage.
- Dec 27, 2012
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I hope they make one for a 10/22
DutchV
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- Jul 8, 2012
- 4,730
Minimum cost $500. Ouch.
What could possibly go wrong
I don't like the fact that my truck does not have a throttle cable.
I don't like the fact that my truck does not have a throttle cable.
For things that could kill me if they fail, I'm a Luddite.
Mechanical all the way ...if I have any choice.
Mechanical all the way ...if I have any choice.
5.56blaster
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Recoil magazine did a good article on this type of trigger.
A binary trigger for a 10/22? Yes please.
Oh, you meant a digital trigger. 10/22 might be the only thing cheap enough to feed that a binary trigger would be legit fun. Anything else I’d feel a sore wallet really fast.
What could possibly go wrong
If you actually look at videos, it functions as a normal mechanical trigger in semi-mode. It has a third safety position that puts it in electronic mode and allows you to push a button to toggle the electronics between single pull and binary modes. So if the battery or electronics die, the weapon still shoots normally.
Yeah I watched it. I'm just not crazy about electronics controlling the sear. If it fails the results could be fatal. Too each his own.
danb
dont be a dumbass
Excuse me Mr Bad Guy, Please hold while I replace the battery.
Revolvers go bang every time. Just saying.
Revolvers go bang every time. Just saying.
It’s definitely an interesting add on but I’d have to purpose build a rifle to play with this. I wouldn’t trust it in my “bump in the night” rifle.
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Threeband
The M1 Does My Talking
Ned Ludd and I are not interested.
- May 15, 2007
- 24,562
I like it. Better than a bump fire stock. More controllable than a bump stock.
If it malfunctions; simply place the fire selector back into the upright position.
You get the option of enabling it or not.
Wonder what the battery life/usage is.
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If it malfunctions; simply place the fire selector back into the upright position.
You get the option of enabling it or not.
Wonder what the battery life/usage is.
.
I like it. Better than a bump fire stock. More controllable than a bump stock.
If it malfunctions; simply place the fire selector back into the upright position.
You get the option of enabling it or not.
Wonder what the battery life/usage is.
.
I watched a bunch of reviews on this trigger. Battery life is 1000 rounds, but unless you buy their $50 battery life upgrade or remove the battery after every range trip the battery drains down in as little as 2-3 days when turned off. Good thing is that in the semi position of the selector switch it still operates as a 100% mechanical trigger.
Another major downside is that this trigger requires you to send in your lower so they can machine it to accept the digi trigger.
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