Merged. Franklin Armory Binary Firing System
- Thread starter Stoner99
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We need more days of the week...
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Maybe a Google spreadsheet? Or an iPhone app?
The key word may be 'operate' - there's no problem with the fact that the trigger of a semiautomatic firearm can discharge cartridges in rapid succession, so long as it is not operated by a device (electrical or mechanical), and we can reasonably assume fingers do not fall under that set of definitions.
There's probably another clause or interpretation somewhere in the firearms code restricting the binary trigger but it's not in the one listed:
My guess is that it would no longer be defined as 'semi-automatic' if one cycle of the trigger discharged two rounds, despite the fact that one 'pull' only discharges one round - but I am not a lawyer. I think the interpretation of 'pull' would tend to commonly include the entire cycle of the pull including the trigger reset, and on that grounds it would be defined as full auto (burst fire).
Whoa, wait, I thought Thursday was Bear Defense and Friday was shooting bullets into orbit?
Great schedule so far, but I don't see "what rifles are dishwasher safe" in the mix
Why is the fore-end censored? Is there some kind of gun #### that dare not speak its name? Something to do with vigorous pumping?thursdays only???
We need a mailing list that sends you a daily "What are you allowed to post about today without looking foolish?"
Maybe a @whatareyouallowedtopostabouttodaywithoutlookingfoolish
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I thought it was more of a quota thing: if we reach Thursday, and no one's posted Lovie, we need to fix that.
I thought all the bear defense threads were in the pistols section.
Will my 9mm glock that I'm not allowed to carry with me anywhere other than at my gated range be a good choice for bear defense?
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The Prohibited Devices definition is about a device (besides your finger) which operates the trigger mechanism. That doesn't apply in this case — it *is* the trigger mechanism.
The Criminal Code definition of an Automatic Firearm specifically says ‘during one pressure.’ The definition of pressure does not include what happens after the pressure; only the state _before_ the pressure is what defines it.
As far as I care, that would stand up in court. But we all know how this would go: declared full auto, not able to be imported. If you somehow got one, charge you, throw the full weight of the legal system against you and you plead out. If going to trial, they side with the RCMP Firearms Lab because they're the experts. Supreme Court declines to hear the case. Repeat.
