Binary Triggers Legal Or Nah?

[Fizzik]

I've been doing some digging on binary triggers since I moved here, but it feels like a bit of a legal maze. I keep reading different opinions, and honestly, it's hard to know what's actually true. I thought they were cool when I saw them at a range back home. But now, I just want to make sure I'm following the rules. Has anyone had experience with this in Georgia? Any tips would be really appreciated, especially for a newbie like me. Do you think it's worth the hassle to find one if they're legal? Just trying to avoid any trouble down the line.

 

[PeachTrailX5]

In Georgia, binary triggers are legal under state law since no NFA restrictions. ATF approved them federally tot. Just avoid full-auto lookalikes to stay safe.

 

[AnnyTrigger]

Afaik, Georgia law doesn't put any limits on binary triggers, so they're pretty much treated like any other enhancements for semi-autos. But when it comes to federal law, things start to get a bit tricky. Even though binary triggers aren't considered machine guns, the ATF has had a few looks at them over the years and keeps changing their stance.