Digital Triggers

[sandwarrior]

A bit spendy, but I thought worth it to look. Definitely only an upper tier need on a rifle.

http://mailer.allforumhosting.com/link.php?M=1040115&N=3421&L=1181618&F=H

And this is their website:

https://digitrigger.com/

 

[steve123]

Cool!!!

 

[308pirate]

Somehow I will find a way to live with out it

 

[supercorndogs]

Somehow I will find a way to live with out it

Oh shit, we better contact the manufacturer so they can stop making them then, too bad some might have been interested.

 

[308pirate]

Oh shit, we better contact the manufacturer so they can stop making them then, too bad some might have been interested.

Go for it, no fucks given here

 

[sandwarrior]

Somehow I will find a way to live with out it

$900 for a lower is a bit much...I would agree. I do like the idea though. When they "Henry Ford" it, I'll get a lot more interested.

 

[Primus]

Aren't electronic triggers illegal in firearms? I remember reading this year's ago.

 

[Sogan]

Not sure how I feel about the electronic aspect. It’s very similar to others out there without batteries and buttons

 

[mi223]

Sounds like a paintball gun i had as a kid. The trigger was just a lever that hit the switch. You could shoot fast as hell with that. Even faster when you hit the full auto button...

 

[demolitionman]

Pretty neat stuff. I

Somehow I will find a way to live with out it

Yeh but you can't deny the innovative design is pretty freaking cool.

 

[Sogan]

Sounds like a paintball gun i had as a kid. The trigger was just a lever that hit the switch. You could shoot fast as hell with that. Even faster when you hit the full auto button...

100% reminds me of the paintball days

 

[longshot2000]

I thought all triggers were digitally operated.

 

[sandwarrior]

With this new website, I get all kinds of notifications. Not one on this thread. WUPWTH??

Anyhow, Primus, electrically fired triggers are not illegal. It's still one pull one discharge and for full auto, a tax stamp. That does NOT mean that some states don't buy into it. Some states ONLY wanted to buy into it...with a catch. California wanted to go to all electronic triggers that would not arm without a palm or fingerprint. That proved impossible not only to enforce, but to manufacture at any reasonable cost.

I thought all triggers were digitally operated.