Trigger modifications

[wheres the bears]

Is it legal to change your trigger to where it fires when you close the bolt if your holding the trigger down? WW1 trench guns were set up this way.

[Vitaly]

Here is answer to your question: viewtopic.php?f=23&t=23

[Kentactic]

Legal or not its got no benefit.

[Synchronizor]

Legal, yes, but there's not much practical benefit to it aside from range fun. Plus, modifying a trigger group and disabling safety features in it is not usually a very wise thing to do.

[cv0lv0g0]

It all depends on how you train with it. I was used to a M37 DSPS I can do it accurately. But the weapon is only as capable as the operator.

[MStarmer]

All modern manufacture firearms have a disconnector feature, I wouldn't train with something that would be different from 99% of the guns you come across. Nor would I modify something to achieve this other than restoring a "relic" or some other collector type weapon.