Semi-Auto vs. Full-Auto

Lunatics and liars — i.e.- federal attorneys and judges — matter-of-factly state that fingers are triggers, and the only difference between a machinegun and a semi-auto is whether the finger is moved volitionally.

Some people don’t quite grasp that, so allow me to illustrate.

Under the new definition, this is a semi-automatic trigger group.

finger moving volitionally

And this is a fully automatic trigger group.

finger not moving volitionally

I expect the ATF to kick in my door over that NFA finger any time now.

Thanks, VNRA.

Should you be confused why the volitional movement of the off arm doesn’t count, the ATF has that covered.

4 thoughts on “Semi-Auto vs. Full-Auto

  1. Henry April 9, 2019 / 9:41 pm

    It’s not the appropriate finger.

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  2. Geoff April 10, 2019 / 10:34 am

    I guess this fellow is a machine gun. Go to 30 seconds.

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  3. DJ April 10, 2019 / 1:50 pm

    Don’t be surprise if we all have to register our trigger finger as an NFA item.

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    • Bear April 10, 2019 / 2:05 pm

      I won’t be surprised. I’ve been warning of the logical consequences of the feds’ irrational decision-making in this matter since 2017.

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