Following a May 2025 federal settlement, ATF treats forced reset triggers as semi-automatic triggers, not machine guns, and agreed to return seized units. An FRT fires one round for each function of the trigger. Read the detail in Are forced reset triggers legal in 2026?
State law can be stricter than federal law. FRTs are commonly restricted or banned in: California, Connecticut, Delaware, Hawaii, Illinois, Maryland, Massachusetts, Minnesota, Nevada, New Jersey, New York, Oregon, Rhode Island, Washington and Washington D.C.. These lists change; verify your current state and local law before ordering. We will not ship an FRT to a jurisdiction that prohibits it.
By ordering you confirm you are legally permitted to buy and possess the item where you live and meet the minimum age requirement in your jurisdiction.
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