I need a new handgun...lets talk guns today. :D

I put Talon grip on a lot of guns. I always have some of the non-gun specific sheets of it laying around.

 

Shield Arms is running a special where you get a free Hoodie with every firearms purchase.

 

not a reason to buy a gun lol

 

I think that it is a left over rule in the Geneva Convention. Hollow points are barred in the agreement, but it's another rule that is ignored.

 

I've heard of instances in

Compact. 12 GA igniting about 2 inches from your face. My KSG has been flawless. Lots of firepower.

 

What is this "reason" thing you speak of?

 

So, you now have 37 hoodies?

 

The Geneva convention covers law enforcement?

 

Pretty sure that it does not, but I've heard that it is the basis for the exclusion on expanding bullets in LE.

 

I’ve never heard of a law enforcement agency not being able to use “hollow tips”. In fact, most require it. The military are using them as well.

 

Laws in NJ are obviously quite wonky, but these were explicity printed as being allowable under #13 here so that's what I keep in the mags in my house.

https://www.state.nj.us/njsp/firearms/firearms-faqs.shtml

 

Thanks to this thread I finally made my first trip to the indoor gun range a couple days back. I have a Bersa 380 from the early 2000’s and a CZ P10c OR which I’d never shot previously. Of course I had a blast and in true beeb fashion, immediately came home to buy more stuff lol. I ordered a Banshee 300 9mm cuz my buddy rented an MPX for the range and I thought it was sweet. Any must have mods for my small but growing arsenal? It’s mainly home defense and range fun, no edc for me unfortunately.

 

My agency went from Federal HydraShock to Speer Gold Dot due to hydrashock fragmenting and essentially disintegrating upon striking hard objects. I don’t know any agency that carries ball other than training because of the ballistics in penetration. Round dependent, hollow points are deadlier upon 1st strike and safer from through and through.

 

Looks like Rare Breed triggers lost this first court case....

https://www.zerohedge.com/political...ting-machine-gun-loses-first-court-battle-atf

 

Will be interesting to see what, if any follow on effect it has for companies like Franklin Armory, etc.
I don't know a lot about Rare Breed.

Were they similar in design to Franklin, or were they pushing the limits?

 

I haven't looked into Franklin's design, but essentially its a forced reset trigger. The bolt coming back forward pushes the trigger back to reset. So basically you just hold down pressure on the trigger and it continuously pushes back to reset automatically. It's still 1 bullet fired per trigger cycle, it just more or less allows the gun to fire as fast as it can semi-automatically.

 

So if one trigger pull results in multiple rounds down range I don’t think the ATF is wrong in this action. Semi auto firearms require you to relieve pressure from the trigger for reset. From the description of this trigger that is not required. If there is Someone that owns one I’d liked to be educated
Thanks

 

The Franklin Armory version has 1 shot on pull (like normal) and the second shot on release.
@SPL170db I'm reading your description for Rare Breed as "pull and hold" where Franklin is pull (shot) and release (shot2).

Am I reading your description correct?

 

Well , going by the picture of there product in that article. It is clearly a combination trigger and auto sear in one, and not just a trigger . How in the Hell they thought that would pass is beyond me . By using using it with a M-16 bolt carrier you clearly have a full auto weapon .