Elftmann Tactical AR-15 DTR Dual Trigger

[285ferrari]

Anyone have one? Or tried it in person?

http://www.youtube.com/watch?client=mv-google&hl=en&gl=US&v=Oc7L99cfKEI&nomobile=1

 

[drewhall]

I think someone had asked about these or something similar a while ago. Seemed to get a lot of "its a gimmick." I personally can't see how it works any different than a double trigger on a low end mechanical paintball gun. Just decreases the pull weight by increasing leverage on the trigger, but at the same time lengthens the pull. I fall into the gimmick camp without having tried one myself.

 

[Jasonshooter]

I think someone had asked about these or something similar a while ago. Seemed to get a lot of "its a gimmick." I personally can't see how it works any different than a double trigger on a low end mechanical paintball gun. Just decreases the pull weight by increasing leverage on the trigger, but at the same time lengthens the pull. I fall into the gimmick camp without having tried one myself.

You took the words right outa my mouth .. Well said...trigger control dosnt really look like a option.... There's a big difference between throwing paint / lead downrange .

 

[montoya32]

Seems pointless to me. It's really not a "dual" trigger as much as it is an extended trigger. I don't understand how that can get you a higher rate of fire over a lightened and worked trigger.

 

[285ferrari]

Looking for real world experience with one of these if anyone has any.

 

[SWO Daddy]

Looks pretty stupid if you ask me.

 

[smokey]

just get a slidefire stock if you want to toss lead?

 

[drewhall]

Probably the better option here, you don't have to slap the gun around trying to smack the trigger super fast.

 

[sfchoffman]

We wouldn't even be talking about this if real full auto's were available (easily).....Gimmick
And who has or wants to waste that much ammo !

 

[Nemesis]

i could see something similar being fun on a .22 AR pistol setup to feel like a paintball gun, with alot of trigger work and such...but beyond a fun little toy, no real need.

 

[drewhall]

The best idea would be to set up an electric sear like on some of the electro-mechanical paintball guns like the spyders and tippmanns. May not be all that hard to incorporate.

ETA: of course that would be manufacturing a full-auto fire arm and we all know that is a no-no.